US EditionWindsor, Oshawa Lead Spike in Joblessness as National Rate Hits Nine-Year Peak
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Windsor, Oshawa Lead Spike in Joblessness as National Rate Hits Nine-Year Peak
Canada’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 7.0% in May 2025, marking the highest level outside the COVID-19 era since September 2016. Statistics Canada reported that 1.6 million Canadians are now without work—a year over year increase of nearly 14%—underscoring that “people are facing greater difficulties finding work in the current labour market.” While the […]
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