Month-to-month change in full-time employment across Canada’s provinces; K people.
Full-time employment changes are compared across Canada’s 10 provinces from May to June 2026. Each endpoint is a seasonally adjusted Labour Force Survey estimate in thousand persons, and the change is June minus May. British Columbia recorded the largest increase at +5.2 thousand, followed by Nova Scotia at +4.0 thousand. Ontario recorded the largest decrease at −10.5 thousand, while Alberta fell by 4.4 thousand.
Source 1: Labour force characteristics by province, seasonally adjusted
Publisher: Statistics Canada
Dataset/table: Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey
Units: thousand persons
Date checked: 2026-07-16
Evidence: Supports May and June 2026 change in full-time employment estimates for the complete 10-entity official source universe.
Values are seasonally adjusted Labour Force Survey figures. Monthly movements are subject to survey sampling variability, and the provincial comparison does not include the territories.
For each province, the monthly change equals the June value minus the May value. Provinces are ordered by the absolute size of that movement.
All endpoints use the same Statistics Canada release, May and June 2026 reference periods, unit and provincial population basis.
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