@amanobviously New government that speaks the truth and connect to actual Canadian who have given everything to this beautiful land. Love Canada for life.
@stephen_taylor No it is not entirely true. My mom had to wait over 18 months for knee surgery for one leg and now she has to wait another year for the other one.
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Ontario overall (seasonally adjusted, June to July 2026)
β’ Part-time employment: +64,700
β’ Full-time employment: β13,200
β’ Net employment: +51,600
Total employment change by industry in Ontario (the closest available data)
These figures combine full-time and part-time jobs:
Goods-producing sector: +6,800
β’ Construction: +15,300
β’ Agriculture: β6,800
β’ Manufacturing: β400
β’ Utilities: β1,500
β’ Natural resources: +300
Services-producing sector: +44,800 (this accounts for the large majority of the net gain)
β’ Professional, scientific and technical services: +17,800
β’ Wholesale and retail trade: +15,700
β’ Business, building and other support services: +14,300
β’ Accommodation and food services: +7,300
β’ Transportation and warehousing: +7,300
β’ Finance, insurance, real estate, rental and leasing: +5,400
β’ Health care and social assistance: +2,800
β’ Educational services: β9,100
β’ Public administration: β8,100
β’ Other services (except public administration): β6,000
β’ Information, culture and recreation: β2,600
The large part-time increase is therefore concentrated in the services-producing sector, particularly in industries that historically employ a high share of part-time workers (such as wholesale/retail trade, accommodation and food services, and business/support services). Exact part-time numbers within each industry are not released in the monthly provincial tables. https://t.co/6rkb8Mlkpr
All data come from Statistics Canadaβs Labour Force Survey (released 7 August 2026). More granular cross-tabulations (e.g., full-time/part-time by industry for Ontario) are sometimes available in custom or less-frequent tables but were not included in this monthβs public release.
@MarkJCarney Not a good investment since Telesat will be filling chapter 11 in three years. Why canβt government check the financials of a company before investing in it