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Statistics Canada

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Relationships
other Léger
other Canada
other Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC)
member_of Canada
other Elections Canada
employed_by Canada
other Canada
owns Publication of research on immigrant labour market outcomes
owns Publication of research on immigration as a source of labour supply
employed_by Feng Hou
employed_by Garnett Picot
Established facts
  • The immigrant–Canadian-born employment-rate gap fell from 13.1 pp (2010) to 6.5 pp (2023) ↗ · source
  • In the 2010s, immigrant workers accounted for 84% of the growth in the total labour force ↗ · source
  • from 2016 to 2021, immigration contributed to 79.9% of the growth in Canada's labour force ↗ · source
  • Immigration contributed 79.9% of labour-force growth from 2016–2021 · source
  • no publicly released datasets from Elections Canada, Statistics Canada, Abacus, Léger, EKOS, Angus Reid, Nanos or Ipsos publish a 'vote intention by employment sector' crosstab on a regular basis · source
  • Statistics Canada does not link political views to employment sector · source
  • The cash share of payments has fallen ↗ · source
  • record net emigration of 65,372 in 2024–25 ↗ · source
Drawn from 10 source documents in the Library. Every attribute and relationship above traces back to a verbatim quote.