5-as-of-the-publication-of-q4-2023-data-published-in-april-2024-all-lmias-in-support-of-permanent-residence-pr-only-are-included-in-tfwp-statistics-unless-indicated-otherwise-all-quarterly-data-in-this-report-includes-pr-only-lmias-dual-intent-lmias-and-corresponding-positions-are-included-under-their-respective-tfwp-stream-eg-low-wage-high-wage-etc-this-may-impact-program-reporting-over-time

Based on historical ESDC data (2015–present) and current Job Bank postings, 5-as-of-the-publication-of-q4-2023-data-published-in-april-2024-all-lmias-in-support-of-permanent-residence-pr-only-are-included-in-tfwp-statistics-unless-indicated-otherwise-all-quarterly-data-in-this-report-includes-pr-only-lmias-dual-intent-lmias-and-corresponding-positions-are-included-under-their-respective-tfwp-stream-eg-low-wage-high-wage-etc-this-may-impact-program-reporting-over-time has consistent demand across multiple sectors. The province/territory accounts for —% of all national LMIA records. Key trends include growing demand in healthcare, food services, and skilled trades, mirroring national patterns while reflecting the region's unique economic mix.