Canada's job market, June 2026
Every day APLO reads job postings straight from the career sites of employers hiring in Canada — 5,569 new postings in June 2026. This is what they add up to: who's hiring, which roles, where, and what employers say they'll pay.
Who's hiring the most
TD posted the most new jobs — 1,092, or 20% of everything we saw — followed by RBC and CIBC. Large retailers, banks and health authorities post in volume: a high count means many openings, not necessarily the best ones.
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| TD | 1,092 |
|---|---|
| RBC | 855 |
| CIBC | 838 |
| Brock University | 783 |
| BMO | 396 |
| Loblaw | 378 |
| Save on Foods | 367 |
| UBC | 218 |
| McGill University | 139 |
| Best Buy Canada | 128 |
The most-posted jobs
Manager was the most advertised role, ahead of Customer Experience Associate and Client Service Representative. Titles are counted as employers write them, so one role can appear under a few names.
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| Manager | 264 |
|---|---|
| Customer Experience Associate | 219 |
| Client Service Representative | 167 |
| Director | 121 |
| Personal Banking Associate | 102 |
| Financial Services Representative | 85 |
| Personal Banking Associate Trainee | 82 |
| Associate | 81 |
| Consultant | 76 |
| General Clerk | 66 |
Where the jobs are
Toronto, ON had the most new postings, then St. Catharines, ON and Vancouver, BC. 0% of postings were remote and aren't counted under a city.
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| Toronto, ON | 1,505 |
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| St. Catharines, ON | 789 |
| Vancouver, BC | 385 |
| Montreal, QC | 309 |
| Calgary, AB | 159 |
| Edmonton, AB | 112 |
| Mississauga, ON | 95 |
| Brampton, ON | 68 |
| Markham, ON | 65 |
| Ottawa, ON | 58 |
By province
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| Ontario | 57% |
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| British Columbia | 17% |
| Quebec | 11% |
| Alberta | 8% |
| Saskatchewan | 2% |
| Nova Scotia | 2% |
| Manitoba | 2% |
| New Brunswick | 1% |
What jobs pay
Do postings show the pay?
2% of new postings stated a salary — 2% in British Columbia and 3% in Ontario. B.C. requires pay ranges in public job postings (since November 2023), and Ontario requires them from employers with 25 or more staff (since January 2026).
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| Ontario | 3% |
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| British Columbia | 2% |
| Alberta | 1% |
| Saskatchewan | 1% |
| Quebec | 0% |
| Nova Scotia | 0% |
How many jobs are entry-level?
5% of new postings were entry-level roles or internships. Seniority is read from the job title, and most titles don't state one — so “mid / unstated” is the largest group.
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| Intern / co-op | 2% |
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| Entry | 3% |
| Mid / unstated | 67% |
| Senior | 9% |
| Lead / manager | 19% |
When new jobs get posted
Tuesday is the busiest day — 22% of new postings went up then. Saturday is the quietest. If you check for new jobs once a week, the day after the busiest one is a good time.
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| Mon | 21% |
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| Tue | 22% |
| Wed | 18% |
| Thu | 20% |
| Fri | 17% |
| Sat | 1% |
| Sun | 2% |
Month by month
Counts grow partly because APLO tracks more employers every month, so compare the percentages and the pay rather than the raw counts.
| Month | New postings | Show pay | Median pay | Remote | Entry-level |
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| October 2026* so far | 37,727 | 34% | $59k | 2% | 4% |
| September 2026* | 31,076 | 18% | $70k | 1% | 5% |
| August 2026* | 12,458 | 15% | $76k | 0% | 4% |
| July 2026* | 6,695 | 7% | $100k | 0% | 4% |
| June 2026* | 5,569 | 2% | $98k | 0% | 5% |
* Rebuilt from postings still listed on October 15, 2026, when daily saving began — these months undercount jobs that had already closed.
How this report is made
- Source. Job postings published on the career sites of employers hiring in Canada — the systems behind “Apply” on their own websites (Workday, Oracle, SmartRecruiters, Greenhouse and others), read every day by APLO. No job boards or aggregators, so nothing is counted twice.
- New postings. Each posting is counted once, in the month it first appeared. When APLO starts tracking an employer, the jobs it already had open are left out, so a newly added company doesn't look like a hiring spree.
- Pay and seniority. Pay is read from the posting itself and converted to a yearly figure; postings that don't state pay aren't guessed at. Seniority is read from the job title.
- Coverage. APLO tracks thousands of employers, not every one in Canada, and adds more each month. Small employers that post only on job boards aren't included.
- June 2026. Daily saving began on October 15, 2026; earlier days were rebuilt from the postings still listed then.
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Source: APLO · aplo.me · Updated October 25, 2026