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According to Statistics Canada’s latest labour force survey, Alberta created 15,000 new jobs in July, marking nine consecutive months of job growth for our province. In total, Alberta has now created 133,500 new jobs since 2021. Further, in July, Alberta’s unemployment rate dropped to 4.8 per cent. This means that for the first time since 2015, Alberta’s unemployment is lower than the Canadian average, which currently sits at 4.9 per cent.

Job numbers are continuing to soar in Alberta.

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Hello again friends and neighbours.

After three-and-a-half decades, Tom Cruise returned to the danger zone in Top Gun: Maverick.

Alberta job numbers are way up.

Recently, your United Conservative government wrapped up the spring sitting of the Legislature. This session saw the passage of several important pieces of legislation and many long hours of work. It also saw several new measures adopted to get Albertans back to work, diversify the economy, and make life more affordable for families. Here are some of the highlights!