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Canada’s July 2026 jobs report

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Statistics Canada reported that Canada added 75,000 jobs in July 2026, far above economists’ forecast, while unemployment fell to 6.4 per cent, its lowest level in two years. The report described a third straight monthly unemployment-rate decline and uneven job gains across provinces and full- and part-time work; the July figures remain the focus until the next monthly labour-force release.

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    1. Update 1Canada Added 75,100 Jobs in July as Unemployment Fell to a Two-Year Low

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      Canada Added 75,100 Jobs in July as Unemployment Fell to a Two-Year Low

      Statistics Canada reported 75,100 new jobs and 6.4% unemployment in July, a third straight improvement that beat the 20,000 forecast and capped a three-month run.

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      • No verified breakdown here of provinces, age groups, sectors or youth unemployment from the provided sources.
      • No confirmed Bank of Canada timetable beyond staying on the sidelines for now.

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