Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Mr. Speaker, what the member has failed to point out is that the number of jobs in Canada has jumped by 1.2 million since October 1993 because of a healthy economy, because we have put our fiscal house back in order, because we now have active measures to help workers back into the job market, because of 30,000 such jobs, and because of the transitional jobs fund in regions where unemployment was too high.
The member have failed to point out is that the number of jobs in Canada has jumped by 1.2 percent since October 1993 because of a healthy economy
Candian jobs were affected by this.
A year before 1994, the healthy economy made the number of jobs increase
Canada has unemployed people.
Canadians will not have jobs
Statistics support the success of the employment success in Canada
The government of Canada is concerned for the employers success.
Canadians are suffering from a lack of job opportunities.
The minister of transport has secured 900 jobs for Air Canada
Canadians can count on their unemployment service to provide for them.
There are unemployed in Quebec.
tax funded programs have pulled canadas job market out of the gutter
Canada's employment rate is a consequence of its economy
Canada's social program now is secure because of the task they took longtime back
The employer is Canadian.
Millions of jobs have also been created
The economy is booming and will be providing more jobs.
The number of jobs are plenty.
There are more jobs created than lost
There is a job creation program.
The unemployed, workers, and employers mentioned are happy about this situation
Three well known Canadian towns are job poor.
The member have failed to point out is that the number of jobs in Canada has jumped by 2.2 million since October 1993 because of a healthy economy
tax funded programs have pulled canadas job market out of the gutter
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