LMI Charts

National and Western region establishment counts and distribution by key NAICS codes within the Canadian bio-economy according to estimates of proportions of establishments within identified NAICS codes aligning with the Bio-economy definition (2019) according to BioTalent Canada Modeling and projections (2020).

BioTalent Canada Modeling and Projections (2020)

National and Quebec region establishment counts and distribution by key NAICS codes within the Canadian bio-economy according to estimates of proportions of establishments within identified NAICS codes aligning with the Bio-economy definition (2019) according to BioTalent Canada Modeling and projections (2020).

BioTalent Canada Modeling and Projections (2020)

National and Prairies region establishment counts and distribution by key NAICS codes within the Canadian bio-economy according to estimates of proportions of establishments within identified NAICS codes aligning with the Bio-economy definition (2019) according to BioTalent Canada Modeling and projections (2020).

BioTalent Canada Modeling and Projections (2020)

National and Ontario region establishment counts and distribution by key NAICS codes within the Canadian bio-economy according to estimates of proportions of establishments within identified NAICS codes aligning with the Bio-economy definition (2019) according to BioTalent Canada Modeling and projections (2020).

BioTalent Canada Modeling and Projections (2020)

National and Atlantic region establishment counts and distribution by key NAICS codes within the Canadian bio-economy according to estimates of proportions of establishments within identified NAICS codes aligning with the Bio-economy definition (2019) according to BioTalent Canada Modeling and projections (2020).

BioTalent Canada Modeling and Projections (2020)

National establishment counts and distribution by key NAICS codes within the Canadian bio-economy according to estimates of proportions of establishments within identified NAICS codes aligning with the Bio-economy definition (2019) according to BioTalent Canada Modeling and projections (2020).

BioTalent Canada Modeling and Projections (2020)

LMI Tables

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Reduce training costs and enhance workforce capacity Training is critical to organizational growth, yet limited funding and time can make it challenging for employers to fully achieve their goals. In collaboration with the Social Research and Demonstration Corporation (SRDC), BioTalent Canada is providing a new time-limited opportunity for bioscience employers to receive financially supported, industry-recognized...

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As part of the Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility (IDEA) in Alberta’s Bio-economy project, this resource library provides employers with essential training programs, educational materials, and industry insights. By leveraging these tools, organizations can attract top talent, foster an inclusive workplace culture, and address labour shortages through increased participation from equity-deserving groups.  BioTalent Canada worked...

As an Academic Contact, it’s your responsibility to review the information in the Work-Integrated Learning Agreement (WIL) to ensure accuracy. This is a simple, but important step in the process of approving a student for participation in BioTalent Canada’s Student Work Placement Program (SWPP). To approve an application BioTalent Canada must know the participant is...

Thank you for your interest in BioTalent Canada’s Student Work Placement Program (SWPP). Please note that there is no guarantee that all SWPP applications will be approved. Priority is being given to Bioscience employers. Healthcare organizations that overlap with the bio-economy may be considered for funding. This overlap should be identified in the SWPP application...

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Compensation Guide

Image of BioTalent Canada's 2024-2025 National Compensation Guide

This compensation guide, now in its tenth edition, reviews over 45 job functions within the Canadian bio-economy. It includes a general job description and experience level, essential skills and education needed to perform a role effectively, and an overview of salaries and benefits.