CareerWise Weekly: Alberta referendum | Skills training fund | Career infrastructure – Oct 20, 2026
Immigration referendum questions leave Alberta’s agri-food sector on edge, The job offer isn’t the finish line: Helping clients prepare for what comes next, Maximizing the value of disability employment supports, 10 career development books to add to your fall 2026 reading list, This week’s CareerWise reports roundup, Liberals announce $258.6-million fund for skilled worker training in critical sectors, Career infrastructure: the antidote to fail-first thinking, AI chatbots describe occupations in gendered stereotypes, The rise of misleading ‘bait-and-switch’ jobs – and how to avoid them, What is happening with international student numbers in Canada so far this year?, Ottawa won’t restrict student visas from countries with high asylum-claim rates, Canada adding new Express Entry points for immigrants in ‘high-wage’ jobs, The pressure to know your career path is too high, Canada’s best universities in 2027 by student services, Going against the grain: when remote work becomes a hiring weapon, Equal treatment wage provisions in the Canada Labour Code to come into force
