April 14, 2011 – The two most significant measures for city labour markets are employment growth and the jobless rate. In the case of the former, a ranking of best to worst goes from the highest rate of change to lowest, year over year. For the latter, good news begins with a low monthly figure and becomes worse as the unemployment rate moves higher.
In the job-growth ranking of the 33 largest population centres in Canada, there are some surprises at the top, according to Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Information survey. | READ MORE
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