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CareerWise Weekly: Tariffs | Career hope | Spring conferences – March 4, 2025

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5 strategies to use job search rejection to your advantage, Trump’s tariffs on Canada: Everything to know about the trade war with the U.S. — and how it will affect you, Why Canada should do more to keep international students, What is ‘continual career growth learning’ – and why is it so important for high-performer retention? How to level up your freelancing career in 2025, Why landing a job is harder than ever (and what grads can do about it) Google launches Career Dreamer AI tool for career exploration, This is why we’re (still) disengaged at work

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