Employment growth in the Prairies is 4 times faster than the rest of Canada
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Employment growth in the Prairies is 4 times faster than the rest of Canada
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10 AUGUST 2026
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Alberta is driving most of the region’s gains, while Saskatchewan lost jobs
POUYA DANESHPAJOOH
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Canada’s labour market had a surprisingly strong July, with employment rising by 75,000 and the national unemployment rate falling to 6.4 percent, according to the latest Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey.
But beneath that headline, employment growth remains sharply uneven across the country.
Over the past year, employment across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ma…
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