The Ministry of Training, Colleges, and Universities is asking the 26 workforce planning boards across the province to identify projected shortages in skilled trades in the next five years. Right...

One in four Canadians aged 15 to 19 helps someone with challenges resulting from illness, disability or aging, according to University of Alberta researchers. Most are in school, and 60 per...

Tech companies are setting up shop in communities such as Nelson, BC, and Bedford, NS, whose outdoor lifestyles and lower housing costs make them more "livable."...

'Seniorpreneurs' are part of a quickly growing group of older Canadians who are choosing to work beyond the traditional retirement age of 65 — some as a financial necessity, others...

Across the country, the employment rate for people with disabilities varies greatly depending on the severity of their condition, with 76 per cent of people with mild disabilities employed, according...

Despite social pressures, university isn't for everyone. There are plenty of reasons to go into the trades, including the reduced financial burden and strong employment opportunities....

Working from home is by no means new. For authors, artists and freelance journalists, it has often been the rule rather than the exception. Even before the computer age, some...

The importance of data security could give rise to new professions such as dark web detective and personal data bodyguard. These are just a couple of examples of potential future...

Mental health advocates are launching a new resource, "From Surviving to Thriving: Developing Personal and Academic Resilience," aimed at first-year students that they hope will help prevent burnout, breakdowns and, ultimately,...

While drivers have the freedom to log in or out of work at will, once they're online, the algorithmic manager is monitoring everything they do — tracking their movements, acceleration,...