More New Jobs For Canada

 
 
July 12th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under
  • Employment in Canada increased by around 35,000 in June 2007, compared with the previous month.
  • Despite this, the Canadian unemployment rate remained at 6.1 percent because there were more new job seekers – some of them immigrants – than new jobs.
  • For the second month in a row, full-time work increased while part-time employment fell.
  • Most new jobs were created in British Columbia and Ontario.
  • Employment in Quebec increased by 22,000 pushing the unemployment rate down 6.9%, the lowest in 33 years.

New Jobs In Canada
Between June 2006 and June 2007

Province
New Jobs
Newfoundland and Labrador -3,200
Prince Edward Island 500
Nova Scotia 1,400
New Brunswick 3,900
Quebec 49,200
Ontario 102,100
Manitoba 15,300
Saskatchewan 5,400
Alberta 93,400
British Columbia 74,600


 

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