Statistics Canada
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. aggressive minimum-wage increases2.
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
aggressive minimum-wage increases
Mass Immigration and the Suppression of Domestic Innovation
rapid population growth
Mass Immigration and the Suppression of Domestic Innovation
slower aggregate labour demand
Mass Immigration and the Suppression of Domestic Innovation
from 2016 to 2021, immigration contributed to 79.9% of the growth in Canada's labour force
The Canadian Equivalent of the "9-of-10 Jobs to Foreign-Born
In the 2010s, immigrant workers accounted for 84% of the growth in the total labour force
The Canadian Equivalent of the "9-of-10 Jobs to Foreign-Born
Immigration contributed 79.9% of labour-force growth from 2016–2021
Statistics Canada does not link political views to employment sector
The cash share of payments has fallen
Phase 3 Dossier: WEF Young Global Leaders Network and COVID
record net emigration of 65,372 in 2024–25
Mass Immigration and the Suppression of Domestic Innovation
PLTDs account for less than 0.5% of housing units in Canada's five largest CMAs in 2021
Did Banning Airbnb Actually Fix Canadian Housing? An Evidenc
study permits functioning as de facto low-wage work permits
Mass Immigration and the Suppression of Domestic Innovation
These are things people say about Statistics Canada that aren't settled fact — each one attributed to who's actually claiming it, so a claim never quietly passes as established just because it showed up in a document. Weigh it yourself.
"STR conversion as a meaningful affordability tool"
"youth unemployment attributed to a combination of factors"
"immigration drove Canada's headline jobs numbers but masked weak per-capita performance"
"youth unemployment attributed to a combination of rapid population growth, slower aggregate labour demand, and aggressive minimum-wage increases"