The federal government has streamlined the COVID-19 emergency benefits program and says Canadians struggling financially can now expect payments within weeks. The application process is scheduled to open in early April,...

The shipping industry needs hundreds of new seafarers to deal with a growing shortage of skilled labour, which will worsen over time and could delay shipments of scores of consumer...

Many immigrants leave New Brunswick as soon as they receive their permanent residency because they haven't been able to move beyond entry-level jobs....

Motherhood can bring valuable training that can be brought back into the workplace. It requires being up to date with the latest standards, mastering project management and teamwork....

In high school, we expect teens to be good at planning, but the part of the brain that's needed for planning isn't developed yet. Brain-friendly education helps schools, teachers and...

Northern Compass aspires to help more youth in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories feel confident and supported as they transition from high school to post-secondary school....

A report is calling for more work placement programs for Manitoba students, especially at small and medium-size businesses....

A new report from LMIC and the Education Policy Research Initiative finds that women earn an average of $5,700, or 12%, less than men one year after graduation....

Women who are new immigrants in B.C. have an especially difficult time finding jobs in the tech sector, according to a Vancouver-based diversity and inclusion expert. Vancouver is the third-largest...

op federal government officials believe there is no imminent threat that artificial intelligence and robots will displace large segments of the Canadian workforce, newly released documents show. In work done...