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Canada's unemployment rate drops to 6.6% as economy gains 88,000 jobs
Canada unemployment rate fell to 6.6% in May as the economy added 88,000 jobs, the first major employment gain since November 2025. Read on
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financialpost.com
Canada's unemployment rate drops to 6.6% as economy gains 88,000 jobs
Canada unemployment rate fell to 6.6% in May as the economy added 88,000 jobs, the first major employment gain since November 2025. Read on
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ledevoir.com
Le taux de chômage au Québec a connu une baisse pour s’établir à 5,6 % en mai
L’économie canadienne a ajouté 88 000 emplois au mois de mai.
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Canada Bonds Plunge After Country Adds Most Jobs Since 2024
Employment in Canada increased by a surprising 87,800 in May after a soft start to the year for the labor market, bringing the jobless rate down to 6.6%.
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cbc.ca
Canadian economy adds 88,000 jobs in May | CBC News
The increase in jobs was driven by a growth in full-time roles, with the construction, information and culture, and transportation sectors leading the way. May's job additions are…
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'Ends recession debate': economists weigh in on the latest jobs report
Here’s what economists had to say about the latest data and what it means for the Bank of Canada’s future interest rate decisions. Read on
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cryptobriefing.com
Canada adds 87,800 jobs in May as unemployment rate drops to 6.6%
Canada added 87,800 jobs in May 2026, crushing forecasts and dropping unemployment to 6.6%. Here's what it means for rate cuts and crypto markets.
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Canada adds 87,800 jobs in May, unemployment drops to 6.6% as rate cut hopes fade
Canada added 87,800 jobs in May, crushing forecasts of 10,000. Unemployment fell to 6.6%, dimming Bank of Canada rate cut hopes and pressuring risk assets.
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Canada adds 88,000 jobs in May, unemployment rate falls to 6.6%
Canada added 88,000 jobs in May 2026, crushing forecasts of 10,000. The unemployment rate fell to 6.6%, reshaping Bank of Canada rate cut expectations.