The unemployment rates for February have been released, with BC and Canada remaining the same.
According to the Labour Division Survey, the unemployment rate across the province was at 6.0 per cent, unchanged compared to January.
Similar to what it was in January, BC was the third lowest among the provinces, with Quebec at 5.3 per cent, and Saskatchewan with 5.4 per cent.
Nationally, there was also no change, as the unemployment rate stayed at 6.6 per cent.
Here is a breakdown of all the provinces:
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- Quebec: 5.3 per cent
- Saskatchewan: 5.4 per cent
- British Columbia 6.0 per cent
- Manitoba 6.1 per cent
- Nova Scotia 6.6 per cent
- Alberta 6.7 per cent
- Ontario 7.3 per cent
- New Brunswick 7.5 per cent
- Prince Edward Island 7.8 per cent
- Newfoundland and Labrador 10.5 per cent
