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B.C. Still Outpacing Federal Job Market

  • Statistics Canada’s jobs report released Friday indicated that B.C. Experienced a 0.4 per cent increase in employment in the past month, driven by a gain of 15,700 full-time positions.
  • The rise followed gains in construction and technology sectors adding 22,300 jobs combined despite losses in part-time work and information, culture, and recreation.
  • The report indicated that B.C.'s unemployment rate increased marginally to 6.4 per cent, while Victoria recorded the lowest jobless rate of 3.7 per cent among the largest Canadian cities.
  • B.C. Jobs Minister Diana Gibson said the province led the country with a gain of 13,000 jobs last month despite U.S. Economic challenges, while Conservative MLA Gavin Drew called the rising unemployment rate a negative indicator.
  • B.C.'s continued full-time job growth contrasts with a slight national rise in unemployment to seven per cent, suggesting mixed signals about the regional labour market strength.
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B.C. still outpacing federal job market

Province added 13,000 jobs in May

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BIV News broke the news in on Friday, June 6, 2025.
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