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CareerWise Weekly: Free AI upskilling resources | Deep-dive conversations | Supporting clients during holidays – Dec. 9, 2025

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Free AI upskilling resources for career development professionals, Federal government begins notifying public servants of possible job cuts, How career practitioners can support clients through holiday and work stress, Busting the career myths shaping student decisions, From incivility to resilience: Practical steps for non-profit leaders, Human touch still at the centre of recruitment despite AI advances, AI promises efficiency, but it’s also amplifying labour inequality, Military family inspires some young Canadians to enlist, despite recruitment hurdles

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