Language selection

Search

Direct, indirect and induced employment by sector

Marine economy direct, indirect and induced employment by sector, 2022table note 1 (# of jobs)
Marine sector 2022table note p
Direct Indirect Induced Total
Private sector 182,170 101,637 69,953 353,760
Seafood 38,950 22,237 14,084 75,272
Commercial fishing 16,471 10,302 6,120 32,893
Aquaculture 3,823 5,401 2,036 11,260
Fish processing 18,656 6,535 5,928 31,119
Offshore oil & gas 2,890 12,928 5,822 21,640
Transportation 33,778 23,512 19,277 76,567
Marine transportation 15,534 8,126 9,521 33,181
Support activities for marine transportation 18,244 15,386 9,756 43,386
Tourism & recreation 89,225 31,106 21,552 141,883
Manufacturing & construction 17,326 11,854 9,218 38,398
Ship and boat building 9,556 7,411 5,005 21,972
Ports and harbours construction 7,771 4,443 4,213 16,426
Public Sector 37,157 15,438 20,418 73,013
National Defence 20,811 4,186 10,774 35,771
Fisheries & Oceans 8,093 7,378 5,866 21,337
Other federal departments 3,272 2,019 1,936 7,227
Provincial / Territorial departments 994 1,007 583 2,584
Universities and ENGOs 3,988 848 1,259 6,095
Total marine economy 219,326 117,075 90,371 426,773

Table Notes

Table note p

Preliminary

Return to table note p referrer

Table note 1

Direct impacts occur in the listed marine sector. Indirect and induced impacts are those which occur in other industries, but are attributable to the direct impact.

Return to table note 1 referrer

Sources: Internal Fisheries and Oceans Canada calculations based on customized simulations of Statistic Canada's inter-regional input-output model.

Totals may not add due to rounding.

Download

For a PDF version of this document, please send your request to infostat@dfo-mpo.gc.ca and indicate the page title.

Date modified: