As of 2025, precise data on the percentage of Indian immigrants working in Alberta’s service industry is not readily available. However, several indicators suggest that Indian immigrants constitute a significant portion of this workforce.

Key Indicators

• Visible Minority Representation: In 2021, South Asians—predominantly of Indian descent—comprised 7.1% of Alberta’s population, making them the largest visible minority group in the province. 

• Immigrant Employment in Services: Historically, a substantial majority of immigrants in Alberta have been employed in the service sector. For instance, in 2010, 77.6% of immigrants worked in services, compared to 73.2% of all Albertans. While more recent data is limited, this trend likely continues. 

• Food and Beverage Sector: Nationally, immigrants make up over 25% of the workforce in the food and beverage industry, with 7% of recent immigrants (arriving between 2016 and 2021) employed in this sector. Given the prominence of Indian immigrants among recent arrivals, it’s reasonable to infer their significant presence in Alberta’s food services. 

Conclusion

While exact figures are unavailable, the combination of demographic data and employment trends indicates that Indian immigrants play a substantial role in Alberta’s service industry, particularly in sectors like food services, retail, and hospitality.

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