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Blue Collar Workers in Canada
Delivered January 8, 2020. Contributor: Emma H.
Goals
To define the regions in Canada with the highest concentrations of blue collar workers.
Early Findings
There are
3.9 million industrial workers
in Canada.
1.7 million
jobs are in the manufacturing sector, and
1.4 million
are in construction.
Accounting for 79%
of the blue collar jobs in Canada.
Using Canada labor statistics the number of manufacturing and construction jobs in each of the
Canadian provinces
have been identified.
Newfoundland and Labrador:
Construction
-
20,100
Manufacturing
-
9,000
Total
-
29,100
Prince Edward Island
Construction
-
5,800
Manufacturing
-
6,800
Total
-
12,600
Nova Scotia
Construction
-
33,100
Manufacturing
-
31,700
Total
-
77,400
New Brunswick
Construction
-
23,300
Manufacturing
-
31,300
Total
-
54,600
Quebec
Construction
-
249,600
Manufacturing
-
488,200
Total
-
737,800
Ontario
Construction
-
525,100
Manufacturing
-
767,600
Total
-
1,292,700
Manitoba
Construction
-
47,200
Manufacturing
-
61,700
Total
-
108,900
Saskatchewan
Construction
-
49,500
Manufacturing
-
28,100
Total
-
77,600
Alberta
Construction
-
245,400
Manufacturing
-
129,800
Total
-
375,200
British Columbia
Construction
-
238,400
Manufacturing
-
174,300
Total -352,700
Ontario is the province with the highest concentration of blue collar workers, followed by Quebec, and then Alberta and British Columbia.
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