saskatchewan is the province in canada that has the lowest unemployment rate.
which province in canada has the lowest unemployment rate?
saskatchewan
list of canadian provinces by unemployment rate





























the list of canadian provinces by unemployment rate are statistics that directly refer to the nation's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate. below is a comparison of the seasonally adjusted unemployment rates by province/territory, sortable by name or unemployment rate. data provided by statistics canada's "labour force survey". "not seasonally adjusted" data reflects the actual current unemployment rate, while "seasonally adjusted" data removes the seasonal component from the information.





























section::::unemployment by province or territory.





























statistic set below: may 2019.





























note: statistics for the territories (i.e. yukon, northwest territories, and nunavut) are not seasonally adjusted.
list of canadian provinces by unemployment rate
western province was the largest among all provinces, having an area of 126,386 km, while lusaka was the smallest with 21,896 km. lusaka was the most populated and the most densely populated with a population of 2,191,225 and a density of 100 persons per km. as of 2010, western province had the best sex ratio of 108 females for every 100 males, while copperbelt had the lowest of 101. northern province had the highest number of basic schools, while copperbelt had the highest number of high schools. the unemployment rate of youth (55%) and general unemployment rate (32%) was the highest in copperbelt province, while eastern had the lowest unemployment rate of 6 per cent. aids death was maximum in copperbelt with 26,799 recorded deaths in 2010, while it was lowest in north-western with 2,859 recorded deaths. lusaka province had the most doctors and fewest malaria related incidents, while north-western had the lowest number of doctors.
2010 zambian census