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"From the pre-COVID peak (Feb 2020) through the 2024–2025 LFS data, essentially **all** of Canada's net employment growth went to immigrants and non-permanent residents (NPRs), not to people born in Canada. Statistics Canada itself reports that immigration contributed **79.9% of labour-force growth from 2016–2021**, and credible bank/think-tank analyses (CIBC, BMO, Bank of Canada, C.D. Howe, Fraser Institute) document that **NPRs and recent immigrants drove the overwhelming majority of post-COVID job gains**, with some estimates putting the foreign-born share of net new jobs since early 2020 at **100%+** (i.e., Canadian-born employment is roughly flat or below its Feb-2020 level on a population-adjusted basis)."

From The Canadian Equivalent of the "9-of-10 Jobs to Foreign-Born" Claim: A StatsCan-Based Reality Check

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Extracted 25 September 2026

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