Employment-rate change by Canadian province; pp, May–June 2026.
Employment rate changes are compared across Canada’s 10 provinces from May to June 2026. All 10 provinces use seasonally adjusted Labour Force Survey rates for both months, with changes measured in percentage points. Nova Scotia recorded the largest increase at +0.4 pp. New Brunswick recorded the largest decrease at -0.3 pp.
Source 1: Labour force characteristics by province, seasonally adjusted
Publisher: Statistics Canada
Dataset/table: Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey
Units: percent
Date checked: 2026-07-16
Evidence: Supports provincial employment rates in May and June 2026 and the within-province percentage-point changes.
Values are percentage-point differences, not percent changes. Positive values indicate a higher rate in June.
For each province, the monthly change equals the June value minus the May value. Provinces are ordered by the absolute size of that movement.
Both endpoints use the same Statistics Canada release, seasonally adjusted basis and provincial employment-rate definition.
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