The Best And Worse Cities In Canada To Find A Job In 2018
The search starts here.
Making a career move is a big decision. Mentally speaking, of course. But making a physical move to a whole other city an even BIGGER decision. A great deal of planning and research should happen before the call is made.
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That said, when shopping around for "the best" cities for employment in Canada, one should typically observe a few factors that influence the quality of life and potential employability in a city, for example, unemployment rate, crime rate, and yearly population growth.
Today, to get your research kick-started, we will focus only on the unemployment rate, and show you a list of the top 5 best cities, and worse cities ranked in terms of their yearly unemployment rate.
The Best
1. Levis, Quebec
Unemployment rate: 3.4%
2. Camrose, Alberta
Unemployment rate: 3.9%
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Unemployment rate: 4.3%
4. Lacombe, Alberta
Unemployment rate: 4.9%
5. Red Deer, Alberta
Unemployment rate: 4.9%
The Worse
5. Kelowna, BC
Unemployment rate: 6.7%
4. Saint John, NB
Unemployment rate: 7.7%
3. Peterborough, Ontario
Unemployment rate: 7.6%
2. Sudbury, Ontario
Unemployment rate: 8.4%
1. Windsor, Ontario
Unemployment rate: 9.7%
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