Read the sample first
Volume, recency, pay disclosure, and employer counts describe TryJobFit's checked listings. They are directional market evidence, not a national census.
Canadian job market
Find the job market that fits your experience
Compare active Canadian listings by industry, then narrow your search using live province, city, employer, and LMIA-related signals.
1,037
Active categorized listings that passed public quality checks.
1,037
Quality-checked jobs
233
Added this week
614
LMIA signals
13
Provinces represented
Category market reports
Each report uses current, quality-checked listings and clearly labels what the data can and cannot prove.
Skilled Trades
Construction, transportation, maintenance, equipment, and certified trade roles across Canada.
456
Listings
107
This week
British Columbia
Leading province
Sales & Service
Retail, customer service, hospitality, food service, account, and frontline operations roles across Canada.
212
Listings
44
This week
Alberta
Leading province
Management
Operations, project, program, team leadership, and senior management roles across Canadian organizations.
170
Listings
34
This week
Ontario
Leading province
Natural Resources
Agriculture, forestry, mining, energy, environmental, and resource-support roles across Canada.
64
Listings
18
This week
Ontario
Leading province
Business & Finance
Accounting, finance, administration, marketing, analysis, and professional services roles across Canada.
44
Listings
6
This week
Ontario
Leading province
Manufacturing
Production, assembly, food processing, quality, industrial operations, and plant-support roles across Canada.
30
Listings
7
This week
Ontario
Leading province
Healthcare
Clinical, allied health, care support, pharmacy, dental, and healthcare operations roles across Canada.
28
Listings
8
This week
Ontario
Leading province
Technology
Software, data, infrastructure, cybersecurity, product, and technical support roles across Canada.
18
Listings
6
This week
Ontario
Leading province
Education & Law
Teaching, training, student support, legal support, public service, and education administration roles across Canada.
11
Listings
2
This week
Ontario
Leading province
Samples still building
Arts & Culture. These reports stay out of the sitemap until their current sample is strong enough.
Narrow by location
Use province and city links to find where your category is concentrated, then compare licensing, pay units, and living costs independently.
Verify before applying
Open the original source, confirm the employer and role, and never pay for an offer or assume an LMIA-related label guarantees eligibility.
Practical guidance
Questions about category data
How are jobs assigned to a category?
TryJobFit maps each active listing to a stable public category, then applies the same completeness and source checks used for public job pages. Category counts describe the current TryJobFit sample, not every job in Canada.
Why do some categories have more location data than others?
Province and city comparisons appear only when listings contain consistent location fields. Counts change as employers publish, update, or close jobs.
Does an LMIA signal mean sponsorship is guaranteed?
No. It means the listing contains an LMIA-related signal. Applicants must verify the employer, original source, LMIA status, and work-permit requirements before relying on it.
How should I use a category page?
Start with the category closest to your experience, compare its leading provinces and cities, then open individual listings and tailor your resume to the stated requirements.
Data sources and review
Last reviewed August 18, 2026
Category pages combine active TryJobFit listings with official Canadian labour-market and newcomer guidance.
Official sources used
Job Bank labour market dataUsed to cross-check demand trends, wage context, and hiring geography.IRCC work and immigration guidanceUsed for work permit, newcomer, and immigration-pathway guidance.Statistics Canada labour coverageUsed to validate sector and labour-market context beyond live job listings.
Methodology
We assign listings to a stable public taxonomy, apply public indexability checks, and publish a category report only when its current sample meets a minimum size and contains usable employer and province signals.