Saskatchewan economic intelligence
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Measured vacancies4,297July 2026
SK median wage$28.85LFS 2025 · hourly
Aggregate businesses with employees42,193StatCan aggregate · not named directory records
Merchandise exports$43.6B2025
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10 categoriesCommunities
- Indexed
- 20
- Hiring
- 8
Sectors
- Tracked
- 10
- Top demand
- Health & Care
- Directory
Businesses
- Authorized source
- 13,120
- Evidenced by postings
- 6
- Claimed / business-verified
- 0 / 0
- Measured
Wages
- SK median
- $28.85
- Reference year
- 2025
- Measured aggregate
Labour demand
- Measured vacancies
- 4,297
- Period
- July 2026
- 2025
Trade
- Exports
- $43.6B
- Top category
- Farm, fishing and intermediate food products
- Supporting
Real estate
- Communities
- 9
- Rent centres
- 178
- Provenance
Sources
- Published providers
- 19
- Runtime providers
- 21
Occupations
- Occupations
- 27
- Pathways
Training capacity
- Programs
- 21
- Providers
- 3
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