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Five Canadian provinces saw employment gains while the rest of the country held steady, according to the Stats-Can Labor Force Survey, and three industrial sectors benefited from significant increases.

Ontario led the way in employment gains in August. Ontario produced the bulk of Canadian job gains last month with an increase of 58,000 net new jobs in August, all in part-time work. Employment in Ontario was up 250,000 compared to August 2018, a year-over-year increase of 3.5 per cent.

Nova Scotia billboards aim to ‘set the record straight’ on immigration
'We need people to come to Nova Scotia,' says Halifax Chamber of Commerce CEO

Three of Canada’s biggest cities are among the 10 most livable in the world, according to the latest Economist Intelligence Unit Global Livability Index.Calgary, Alberta, was the highest-ranked Canadian city on the annual index, placing fifth out of the 140 cities surveyed.

Nova Scotia billboards aim to ‘set the record straight’ on immigration
'We need people to come to Nova Scotia,' says Halifax Chamber of Commerce CEO'

Nova Scotia held its first Labour Market Priorities draw in three months on September 4, inviting 204 Express Entry candidates to apply for a provincial nomination for Canadian permanent residence.

Canada issues 3,600 invitations to apply for permanent residence in new Express Entry draw

The Government of New Brunswick is calling for a significant increase in immigration to the province over the next five years to address the economic and social challenges posed by its aging population.

Alberta issues 121 invitations to Express Entry candidates. Immigration candidates with a profile in Canada’s Express Entry system were the focus of new invitations to apply for a provincial nomination for Canadian permanent residence from the province of Alberta.

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The Greater Toronto Area, or GTA, currently welcomes 77 per cent of new immigrants to Ontario, which translated to 106,000 newcomers to the GTA

Ontario must encourage immigration outside the Greater Toronto Area, new study says | Canada Immigration News The government of Ontario must identify new ways of ensuring immigrants settle outside the Greater Toronto Area, study shows.