Human Resources committee  We can do that. Thank you.

Human Resources committee  Mr. Chair, I thank the member for her question. Yes, we do have the data broken down by province, but also by industry sector. I don't have the information with me today, but Statistics Canada will be able to provide detailed information after this meeting that compares the most

Human Resources committee  Mr. Chair, I will turn to my colleague, Mr. Dale, who led this part of the analysis published by Statistics Canada. Thank you.

Human Resources committee  Mr. Chair, I thank the member for his question. As my colleague Mr. Dale mentioned earlier, Statistics Canada collects a variety of labour market indicators that we need to look at together to fully understand the nature or the dynamics of the labour market at a specific time of

Human Resources committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair, for the question. What I would like to propose is that we can provide additional information based on the latest results of the labour force survey. We have recently developed and published labour market indicators for disability status. I believe some of t

Human Resources committee  I will turn to my colleague Vincent to see if he has anything to add.

Human Resources committee  Mr. Chair, committee members, thank you for inviting me to share some insights on the labour shortages and labour market imbalances affecting the Canadian economy since the pandemic, including in the care economy. Most indicators are pointing to an increasingly tight labour mark

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I can partially answer the question. Since the beginning of the pandemic, we have indeed seen changes in the unemployment rate, which is, of course, influenced by the public health measures put in place. Some industries were hit harder than others, as well as certain segments of

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Our data shows that labour shortages vary according to the region. There are factors linked to the type of industry, but it is also a question of local skills. That does not mean, however, that for a given industry, labour shortages and the skills required will be the same everyw

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I work at Statistics Canada. I can indeed give you more information. My colleagues from ESDC and IRCC can talk about this as well. I mainly talked about job vacancies from October to December in my presentation. At the start of the pandemic, Statistics Canada concentrated on pr

Citizenship and Immigration committee  In 2018 and 2019, the majority of employment growth was attributable to immigrants. However, immigration levels fell sharply in 2020 due to the pandemic and travel restrictions. Our projections suggest that by 2030, Canada's population growth could come exclusively from immigrat

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Madam Chair and committee members, thank you for the opportunity today to share some key observations about the Canadian labour market, and more particularly, the changing labour needs in Canada since the beginning of the pandemic. The main source of information available at Sta

Human Resources committee  Thank you for the question. I'm going to turn to my colleague Vincent to let him answer your question.

Human Resources committee  Statistics Canada can get back to the committee with additional information after the meeting.

Human Resources committee  I don't have that information in hand, but I could certainly provide a custom tabulation of the data by industry or population group. I can't say exactly what we will be able to put together since it will depend on the sample size for the data we have. Nevertheless, after the me