Windsor's jobless rate dipped again in October to 5.3%, down from 5.7% in September.
The national economy added 44,000 net jobs, mostly part-time. While the number of part-time jobs grew by 67,000 across Canada, the number of full-time positions fell by 23,000.
Employment across the country grew 0.2%, but that wasn't enough to affect the national jobless rate. It remained steady at 7%.
Ontario's jobless rate fell 0.2% to 6.4%. It was 6.6% in September.
Just up Hwy. 401, London's jobless rate also dipped. It was 6.4% in October.
