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More than two-thirds of businesses that offer some bilingual services in Quebec and more than half of those in New Brunswick required bilingualism for certain positions in 2022, compared with less than one-quarter in the rest of Canada

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The title of the map is "More than two-thirds of businesses that offer some bilingual services in Quebec and more than half of those in New Brunswick required bilingualism for certain positions in 2022, compared with less than one-quarter in the rest of Canada"

This is a map of Canada showing the proportion of businesses that require bilingualism among all businesses offering bilingual services in the provinces and territories, in Canada and in Canada outside Quebec and New Brunswick.

In 2022, 46.3% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Canada; 69.5% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Quebec; 22.8% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Canada outside Quebec and New Brunswick; 7.6% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Newfoundland and Labrador; 16.4% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Prince Edward Island; 23.6% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Nova Scotia; 56.1% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in New Brunswick; 28.6% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Ontario; 14.9% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Manitoba; 4.9% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Saskatchewan; 10.9% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Alberta; 15.9% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in British Columbia; 27.2% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Yukon; 21.3% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in the Northwest Territories; and 28.6% of businesses required bilingualism among those offering bilingual services in Nunavut.

Note(s): Includes businesses that required bilingualism for at least 1% of their positions.

Source(s): Canadian Survey on Business Conditions (5318).