Employment in Canada increased by about 1.043 million jobs in June, compared to May, according to the June ADP Canada National Employment Report.
Although jobs in manufacturing decreased by 57,000, jobs in construction increased by 171,000.
Meanwhile, the largest increase was in the trade, transportation, and utilities with 347,200 new jobs last month, according to the ADP nonfarm payroll data.
In addition, 143,200 new jobs were reported in the education and healthcare sectors, with the latter accounting for 135,900 new jobs.
Leisure and hospitality saw 108,300 new jobs.
The increase was attributed to the reopening of businesses and many people returning to work, the report noted.