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View the Archive..March 13, 2026LABOUR FORCE SURVEY, FEBRUARY 2026 
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March 13, 2026LABOUR MARKET TRENDS, FEBRUARY 2026 February labour force survey results reflect the period from February 15 to 21, 2026.
Ages 15+ (February 2026 vs January 2026, seasonally adjusted)
Nova Scotia's seasonally adjusted employment declined by a statistically insignificant 600 (-0.1%) to 524,100 in February. This follows growth of 0.1% (+500) in January.
The change in employment reflected a decrease for full-time jobs (-5,000), partially offset by higher part-time employment ...
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March 13, 2026LABOUR FORCE SURVEY: VISIBLE MINORITIES, FEBRUARY 2026 The Labour Force Survey asks respondents about whether they identify with visible minority categories (as used in the Census): White, South Asian (e.g., East Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan), Chinese, Black, Filipino, Arab, Latin American, Southeast Asian (e.g., Vietnamese, Cambodian, Laotian, Thai), West Asian (e.g., Iranian, Afghan), Korean, Other.
February 2026 (3 month moving average, unadjusted)
Nationally, the unemployment rate for those who identify&...
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March 13, 2026MANUFACTURING SHIPMENTS, JANUARY 2026 Monthly (seasonally adjusted, January 2026 vs December 2025)
Nova Scotia's manufacturing shipments decreased 0.1% to $1.06 billion. National shipments declined 3.0% to $68.6 ...
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March 13, 2026AQUACULTURE, 2024-REVISED Canada's aquaculture industry produced 160,318 tonnes of finfish and shellfish products in 2024 (including restocking), with a value of $1.36 billion.
Note: Production and value estimates for finfish and shellfish farmed in Nova Scotia in 2024 have been revised with final estimates. Data for aquaculture production in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba was suppressed.
British Columbia is Canada's largest aquaculture producing province, ...
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