Senior economist at Royal Bank of Canada reported an unemployment dip in Canada, noting that job gains in Alberta and Ontario are key drivers.
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Senior economist at Royal Bank of Canada reported an unemployment dip in Canada, noting that job gains in Alberta and Ontario are key drivers.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Alberta's job growth is insulated from US tariffs, outperforming Quebec and Ontario.1 source
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RBC economist reports on job market data showing unemployment dip in Canada, driven by job gains in Alberta and Ontario.1 source
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The entities involved
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Royal Bank of Canada
financial institution in Canada
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Statistics Canada
Canada's principal government institution in charge of statistics and census data
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Alberta
province of Canada
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Ontario
company
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- The Bank of Canada raised interest rates in Canada following the release of new economic data by Statistics Canada.
- Trade talks breakdown led to tariffs, causing stalled growth in Northern Alberta and prompting debate on interest rate hikes.
- The Fraser Institute published a study on job creation in the province of Canada.
- Statistics Canada tracked Canadian immigration data, noting that high US wages and growth are drawing skilled Canadians to the United States.
- Workers are leaving Saskatchewan for higher wages in British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba, amid a staffing crisis.