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Statistics Canada reports wholesale sales rose in July

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Statistics Canada reported that Canadian wholesale sales, excluding petroleum, petroleum products, oilseed, and grain, rose by 0.3% to reach $93.1 billion in July. The building material and supplies subsector saw a significant increase of 3.5%, reaching $13.8 billion.

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Statistics Canada reported that Canadian wholesale sales, excluding petroleum, petroleum products, other hydrocarbons, oilseed, and grain, increased by 0.3% to $93.1 billion in July. The building material and supplies subsector saw the largest increase at 3.5%, reaching $13.8 billion. Sales grew in three out of seven tracked subsectors overall.

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OTTAWA - Statistics Canada says wholesale sales, excluding petroleum, petroleum products, and other hydrocarbons and excluding oilseed and grain, rose 0.3 per cent to $93.1 billion in July. asserted

sales → say → July

The agency says sales increased in three of the seven subsectors it tracks with the building material and supplies subsector up 3.5 per cent at $13.8 billion. asserted

it → say → billion

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