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Your burnout is trying to tell you something, Canada to cap the number of international study permits by 35%, 20 Canadian roles that are growing in demand, Mapping Canada’s career development sector, Students and new graduates are bearing the brunt of the labour market downturn, ‘If you don’t have an age strategy, you don’t have a growth strategy’, Is LinkedIn X-ray search no longer working?, Gen Z struggles with job interviews. Can we really blame them?

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