Tag: Kootenay unemployment

Kootenay unemployment rate falls to 4.6%

Out of an estimated population of 151,100, about 88,100 people were working and another 4,200 were looking for work.

Kootenay unemployment rate 6.5% in April

The local rate in the Kootenays was higher last month than a year earlier, but still lower than the provincial and national averages.

Kootenay unemployment rate 7.1% in March

The local jobless indicator last month was at its highest point in the past year and a half.

Kootenay unemployment rate stood at 6.4% in February

The local jobless rate last month was a full two per cent higher than at the same time last year.

Kootenay unemployment stood at 5.9% in January

According to Statistics Canada, there were about 82,200 residents with jobs in the Kootenay last month, about 300 fewer than the same month last year.

Kootenay jobless rate was 6.3% in December

Statistics Canada reports there were about 81,800 Kootenay residents with jobs last month.

Kootenay unemployment on the rise

The Kootenay unemployment continues to rise.
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