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Where the jobs were posted, and how many were skilled.

Every Job Bank posting for July 2026, counted by province and cut by TEER level — because TEER 0–3 is the band that carries a provincial nomination through Express Entry. From the federal open dataset, not scraped.

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· why this matters

July 2026 snapshot · 51,999 rows parsed · retrieved 2026-08-21

Postings51,999in July 2026
Vacancies100,835positions advertised
Provinces13and territories

By province

sorted by volume

Province Postings Vacancies TEER 0–3 share Median wage
OntarioOINP scored 15,185 25,238 65.8% $22.00
Québecno nominee program 9,996 33,093 59.2% $22.55
British ColumbiaBC PNP scored 9,542 15,672 68.1% $25.00
AlbertaAAIP scored 6,338 9,671 68.6% $23.00
SaskatchewanSINP not scored yet 3,876 4,297 73.6% $23.17
Nova ScotiaNSNP · no grid 2,218 3,609 68% $20.00
ManitobaMPNP not scored yet 1,657 2,848 66.4% $20.00
New BrunswickNBPNP not scored yet 1,560 2,562 74.3% $21.76
Newfoundland and LabradorNLPNP not scored yet 1,034 2,631 63.6% $20.30
Prince Edward IslandPEI PNP not scored yet 302 785 54% $18.00
YukonYNP not scored yet 178 289 55.4% $23.00
Northwest TerritoriesNTNP not scored yet 92 116 63.3% $24.39
Nunavutno nominee program 21 24 65% $30.39

What each province was hiring for

The six most-posted occupations, with the TEER level of each. TEER 0–3 is highlighted — that is the band most provincial streams require, and the band that carries the 600 CRS points through Express Entry.

Ontario

OINP · 15,185 postings · 65.8% TEER 0–3

  • T3 Cooks 670
  • T4 Retail salespersons and visual merchandisers 632
  • T4 Home child care providers 430
  • T4 Home support workers, caregivers and related occupations 386
  • T5 Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related support occupations 352
  • T3 Transport truck drivers 339

British Columbia

BC PNP · 9,542 postings · 68.1% TEER 0–3

  • T3 Cooks 493
  • T0 Restaurant and food service managers 356
  • T2 Chefs 290
  • T5 Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related support occupations 288
  • T4 Retail salespersons and visual merchandisers 252
  • T2 Carpenters 245

Alberta

AAIP · 6,338 postings · 68.6% TEER 0–3

  • T3 Cooks 310
  • T2 Food service supervisors 254
  • T5 Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related support occupations 249
  • T0 Restaurant and food service managers 239
  • T3 Transport truck drivers 239
  • T4 Retail salespersons and visual merchandisers 218

Nova Scotia

NSNP · 2,218 postings · 68% TEER 0–3

  • T3 Cooks 149
  • T5 Light duty cleaners 92
  • T1 Secondary school teachers 85
  • T5 Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related support occupations 72
  • T4 Retail salespersons and visual merchandisers 71
  • T2 Food service supervisors 44

What this is not

These are Job Bank postings, not the Canadian labour market. Job Bank carries what employers choose to post there plus feeds from partner job boards. It also over-represents roles tied to an LMIA, because advertising on Job Bank is a condition of that process. Treat it as one large government-run sample with a known lean — never as total job vacancies. For vacancies, the measure is Statistics Canada's Job Vacancy and Wage Survey.

A posting is not a job offer, and a job offer is not eligibility. Volume in your occupation tells you where employers were advertising. It says nothing about whether a province will nominate you, and nothing about whether you qualify — score yourself against the grid for that.

The median wage is hourly-advertised only. Postings quoting an annual salary are excluded rather than converted, because mixing the two produces a number that describes neither. It is the advertised minimum, not what anyone was paid.

This is a monthly snapshot, not a live feed. The federal dataset publishes once a month and carries no CORS header, so this page cannot refresh in your browser the way the draws page does. The month and the retrieval date are stamped above so you always know which one you are reading.

Official sources

Two governments own two halves of this. The province scores you and nominates; only IRCC can grant permanent residence. Nothing on this site is official — where it disagrees with the pages below, they are right and this is wrong.

IRCC

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

Owns Express Entry, the CRS, and granting permanent residence. It does not publish provincial points grids.

The provinces

Each nominee program, separately

Publish the points grids scored on this site, and issue the nomination. Every value here is transcribed from these pages.