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Most unequal district: Abbotsford–Mission, B.C. - In Abbotsford–Mission, British Columbia, 73.1% of women are employed and 87.9% of men are employed. Men are employed 14.8% more than women in Abbotsford–Mission.

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Most unequal city: Toronto - In Toronto, 73.9% of women are employed and 86.5% of men are employed. Men are employed 12.6% more than women in Toronto.

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Vancouver - In Vancouver, 74.8% of women are employed and 86.6% of men are employed. Men are employed 11.8% more than women in Vancouver.

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Alberta - In Alberta, 77% of women are employed and 88.3% of men are employed. Men are employed 11.3% more than women in Alberta.

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Edmonton - In Edmonton, 77.2% of women are employed and 87.6% of men are employed. Men are employed 10.4% more than women in Edmonton.

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Barrie, Ontario - In Barrie, Ontario, 77.5% of women are employed and 87.8% of men are employed. Men are employed 10.3% more than women in Barrie.

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British Columbia - In British Columbia, 75.9% of women are employed and 85.4% of men are employed. Men are employed 9.5% more than women in British Columbia.

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Ontario - In Ontario, 76.4% of women are employed and 85.3% of men are employed. Men are employed 8.9% more than women in Ontario.

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Manitoba - In Manitoba, 79.2% of women are employed and 88% of men are employed. Men are employed 8.8% more than women in Manitoba.

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Kelowna, British Columbia - In Kelowna, British Columbia, 77.4% of women are employed and 86% of men are employed. Men are employed 8.6% more than women in Kelowna.

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Calgary - In Calgary, 79.5% of women are employed and 88% of men are employed. Men are employed 8.5% more than women in Calgary.

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Saskatchewan - In Saskatchewan, 80.6% of women are employed and 88.8% of men are employed. Men are employed 8.2% more than women in Saskatchewan.

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Saskatoon - In Saskatoon, 78.9% of women are employed and 87.1% of men are employed. Men are employed 8.2% more than women in Saskatoon.

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London, Ontario - In London, Ontario, 75.6% of women are employed and 83.6% of men are employed. Men are employed 8% more than women in London.

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Ottawa - In Ottawa, 80.3% of women are employed and 87.6% of men are employed. Men are employed 7.3% more than women in Ottawa.

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Windsor, Ontario - In Windsor, Ontario, 73% of women are employed and 80% of men are employed. Men are employed 7% more than women in Windsor.

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Regina - In Regina, 83.9% of women are employed and 90.4% of men are employed. Men are employed 6.5% more than women in Regina.

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Montreal - In Montreal, 77.2% of women are employed and 83.6% of men are employed. Men are employed 6.4% more than women in Montreal.

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Brantford, Ontario - In Brantford, Ontario, 81.3% of women are employed and 86.1% of men are employed. Men are employed 6.4% more than women in Brantford.

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Kingston, Ontario - In Kingston, Ontario, 78.5% of women are employed and 84.8% of men are employed. Men are employed 6.3% more than women in Kingston.

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Kitchener–Cambridge–Waterloo, Ontario - In Kitchener–Cambridge–Waterloo, Ontario, 81.3% of women are employed and 87.5% of men are employed. Men are employed 6.2% more than women in Kitchener–Cambridge–Waterloo.

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Winnipeg - In Winnipeg, 80.7% of women are employed and 86.7% of men are employed. Men are employed 6% more than women in Winnipeg.

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Oshawa, Ontario - In Oshawa, Ontario, 78.8% of women are employed and 84.7% of men are employed. Men are employed 5.9% more than women in Oshawa.

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Greater Sudbury, Ontario - In Greater Sudbury, Ontario, 77.2% of women are employed and 82.9% of men are employed. Men are employed 5.7% more than women in Greater Sudbury.

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Halifax - In Halifax, 80.9% of women are employed and 81.8% of men are employed. Men are 5.4% more employed than women in Halifax.

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Hamilton, Ontario - In Hamilton, Ontario, 79.2% of women are employed and 83.6% of men are employed. Men are employed 4.4% more than women in Hamilton.

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Peterborough, Ontario - In Peterborough, Ontario, 76.1% of women are employed and 80.3% of men are employed. Men are employed 4.2% more than women in Peterborough.

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Quebec - In Quebec, 80.1% of women are employed and 84% of men are employed. Men are employed 3.9% more than women.

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Moncton, New Brunswick - In Moncton, New Brunswick, 82.5% of women are employed and 86.4% of men are employed. Men are employed 3.9% more than women in Moncton.

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Guelph, Ontario - In Guelph, Ontario, 85% of women are employed and 88.7% of men are employed. Men are employed 3.7% more than women in Guelph.

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St. Catharines–Niagara, Ontario - In St. Catharines–Niagara, Ontario, 81.1% of women are employed and 84.8% of men are employed. Men are employed 3.7% more than women in St. Catharines–Niagara.

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Prince Edward Island - In Prince Edward Island, 80.4% of women are employed and 83.6% of men are employed. Men are employed 3.2% more than women.

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Nova Scotia - In Nova Scotia, 78.7% of women are employed and 81.8% of men are employed. Men are 3.1% more employed than women in Nova Scotia.

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Newfoundland and Labrador - In Newfoundland and Labrador, 73.2% of women are employed and 76% of men are employed. Men are 2.8% more employed than women in Newfoundland and Labrador.

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Gatineau, Quebec - In Gatineau, Quebec, 84.3% of women are employed and 86.9% of men are employed. Men are employed 2.6% more than women in Gatineau.

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Saint John, New Brunswick - In Saint John, New Brunswick, 81.2% of women are employed and 83.1% of men are employed. Men are employed 1.9% more than women in Saint John.

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St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador - In St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, 81.4% of women are employed and 83% of men are employed. Men are 1.6% more employed than women in St. John's.

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Quebec City - In Quebec City, 88.6% of women are employed and 89.9% of men are employed. Men are employed 1.3% more than women in Quebec City.

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New Brunswick - In New Brunswick, 79.1% of women are employed and 80.4% of men are employed. Men are employed 1.3% more than women in New Brunswick.

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Saguenay, Quebec - In Saguenay, Quebec, 81.2% of women are employed and 82% of men are employed. Men are employed 0.8% more than women in Saguenay, Quebec.

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Thunder Bay, Ontario - In Thunder Bay, Ontario, 80.3% of women are employed and 81% of men are employed. Men are employed 0.7% more than women in Thunder Bay.

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Most equal: Victoria - In Victoria, 82.3% of women are employed and 82.4% of men are employed. Men are employed 0.1% more than women in Victoria.

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Women more employed: Sherbrooke - In Sherbrooke, Quebec, 83.7% of women are employed and 82.3% of men are employed. Women are employed 1.4% more than men in Sherbrooke.

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Women more employed: Trois-Rivières - In Trois-Rivières, Quebec, 82.4% of women are employed and 81% of men are employed. Women are employed 1.4% more than men in Trois-Rivières.

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Canada average - In Canada overall, 77.5% of women are employed and 85.3% of men are employed. Men are employed 7.8% more than women in Canada overall.

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