Canada Unemployment
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Alberta unemployment rate took big jump in August, now 2nd highest among provincesThe unemployment rate in Alberta jumped from 7.8 per cent in July to 8.4 per cent in August, the highest rate since August 2017, outside of the pandemic.EconomySep 5
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Will Canada skirt recession? Jobs numbers show ‘clear signs of a soft landing’Canada's jobs market returned to growth in August with a gain of 40,000 positions, but the unemployment rate held steady amid a growing population.CanadaSep 8, 2023
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‘Next to impossible’: Kelowna company struggling to hire qualified workersThe jobless rate in Kelowna is 4.4 per cent, one of the lowest in the country, according to a Statistics Canada report.CanadaNov 6, 2021
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Alberta follows national trend of lower unemployment, but not all Albertans still seeking workAlberta's oil and gas and tech sectors helped lead a drop in the provincial jobless rate in October.CanadaNov 5, 2021
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Canada adds 378K jobs in September, beating expectationsUnemployment drops to 9 per cent.MoneyOct 9, 2020
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Canada added 419K more jobs in July, racialized workers had higher jobless rate: StatsCanThe unemployment rate fell to 10.9 per cent, down from 12.3 per cent in June.EconomyAug 7, 2020
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Coronavirus sees women’s participation in workforce hit 3-decade low: RBCRBC said women are being hardest hit because they tend to work in industries, such as hospitality and food services, most affected by layoffs.CanadaJul 16, 2020
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Coronavirus pandemic hurt finances of young, BIPOC Canadians hardest: pollThe poll, commissioned by TD Bank, was conducted online between April 20 and May 6 and talked to 936 Canadians.MoneyJul 9, 2020
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Statistics Canada to collect information on race for jobs numbersThe agency says it recognizes that the social, economic and labour market impacts of COVID-19 have not been equally felt by all Canadians.CanadaJun 11, 2020
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Coronavirus: How long will pandemic-related job losses last in Canada?That depends on a mix of economic, consumer behavior, public health and public policy factors, economists say.EconomyMay 8, 2020
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