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Topic: LMIA Tips & Strategies Training Weekly Webinar
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Meeting ID: 810 2559 8103
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Passcode: v0vC02
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Time: November 03, 2025 at 11:00 am EST
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Job Market Update June 2025 Canadian Job Market Update
Economic Stability and Labour Market Shifts
June 2025 demonstrated a period of labour market stability in Canada, with consistent hiring levels across most provinces. While the pace of job creation slightly slowed compared to May, the market continued to show resilience, especially in healthcare, transportation, and professional services. Official data from Job Bank Canada, Statistics Canada, and IRCC inform this month’s insights.
1. National Employment Overview
Unemployment Rate: The unemployment rate in June remained stable at 5.4%, unchanged from May.
Job Vacancies: Canada recorded around 782,000 job vacancies, a marginal 0.4% decrease from May. The decline reflects seasonal transitions and post-spring hiring plateaus.
Top Hiring Provinces:
- British Columbia showed strong growth in construction and tech-related roles.
- Quebec continued hiring in transportation and health services.
- New Brunswick and Newfoundland saw modest gains in tourism and fisheries.
2. High-Demand Occupations
Source: Job Bank Canada – Labour Market Trends, June 2025
| Occupation | NOC Code | Job Outlook |
|---|---|---|
| Transport Truck Drivers | 73300 | High Demand |
| Construction Managers | 70010 | Very Good |
| Home Support Workers | 44101 | Strong Demand |
| Software Engineers | 21231 | High Demand |
| Welders | 72106 | Good |
3. Immigration & Work Opportunities
- Express Entry: Tech and transport sectors remained the focus in June’s Express Entry draws, with multiple category-based selections conducted under the Federal Skilled Worker stream.
- Provincial Nominee Program (PNP): Active PNP invitations were issued in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Ontario. Priority occupations included transport drivers, welders, and healthcare professionals.
- LMIA: The demand for LMIA-supported work permits remained strong, especially in the trades, manufacturing, and caregiving sectors.
4. Regional Job Highlights
- Vancouver (BC): Strong hiring for software engineers, project managers, and carpenters.
- Montreal (QC): Growing need for warehouse staff, truck drivers, and personal support workers.
- St. John’s (NL): Fishing and seafood processing jobs picked up pace.
- Fredericton (NB): Increased demand in tourism, education, and retail support roles.
5. Key Takeaways for Immigrants and Job Seekers
- Transport, Tech, and Caregiving Roles Drive Demand: These sectors continue to face critical labour shortages, offering strong opportunities for newcomers.
- Skilled Trades Are a Major Focus: Canadian employers across provinces are actively seeking electricians, welders, plumbers, and other tradespeople.
- Provincial Programs Expanding: PNP streams are increasingly targeting regional labour market shortages—providing faster pathways to PR.
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