A new report from job site Indeed Canada identifies areas of labour-market mismatch, finding roles in health care, technology and retail dominated the list of ten positions with the fewest...

Skilled trade workers in Ottawa are trying to persuade young people to consider construction trades for a career as a shortage looms. Within the next decade the industry will need about 100,000 additional...

Canada's labour market delivered a surprise Friday with its biggest one-month employment surge since 1976, when the government started collecting comparable data. The country added 106,500 net jobs in April,...

Canada's digital economy is growing much faster than the rest of the economy and is already bigger than staple industries such as mining, forestry and oil and gas. That's one...

The 2019 budget includes a planned change to the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program that will create a "dedicated stream to help Ontario's technology sector attract highly skilled employees" who would...

Research from Statistics Canada indicates the number of people working from home has been steadily rising — 2.5 million Canadians in 2016, according to the most recent data that the...

The difficulties of managing family and work life — child-care shortages, schools that let out hours before the end of the work day — continue to push disproportionate numbers of...

New data from Statistics Canada shows nearly one in 10 parents of children under six have had to change their work schedule due to a lack of available child care....

Everyone expects automation and other tech advances to eliminate some jobs and create others. But in a new report, Canadian futurists say there's a far wider range of trends that could influence...

Federal officials expect that rural areas and small towns will feel the biggest negative effects of automation, as well as regions "dependent on high-risk sectors like manufacturing or mining," while...