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Zimstat says you need just US$20 a month to be considered not poor, doesn't make sense - Vimarsana News

Zimstat says you need just US$20 a month to be considered not poor, doesn't make sense

Zimstat poverty datum lines say an individual needs $15 for food and $20 for and non-food essentials a month not to be considered poor.

CSO key to evidence-based policymaking - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

CSO key to evidence-based policymaking - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

The idea of “evidence-based policymaking” has gained ascendency in the global economy and indeed the management of the covid19 situation was heavily reliant, where it could, on data.

INTERACTIVE: Malaysia's skewed sex-ratio, what it means and what must be done - Vimarsana News

INTERACTIVE: Malaysia's skewed sex-ratio, what it means and what must be done

Malaysia could see men increasingly outnumbering women in the years ahead. In conjunction with World Population Day on July 11, we explore the reasons behind this demographic trend and its implications.

Alberta's unemployment rate hits lowest level since December 2018 - Vimarsana News

Alberta's unemployment rate hits lowest level since December 2018

Alberta is digging out of a bigger hole than other provinces, after oil prices plunged at the onset of the pandemic

Waterloo region lost 3 times more jobs in 1st year of COVID than during 2009 recession - Vimarsana News

Waterloo region lost 3 times more jobs in 1st year of COVID than during 2009 recession

Waterloo region lost 3 times more jobs in 1st year of COVID than during 2009 recession A total of 16,500 people in Waterloo region lost their jobs last year as the economy contracted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Social Sharing

Source: cbc.ca