As of April 2022, Canada’s working-age population is older than it has ever been with more than in five working adults nearing retirement. This finding from Statistics Canada suggests a...

In August, Statistics Canada reported a rise in job loss, with the number of employed Canadians declining by 114,000 people between May and August. Many people have found themselves facing...

First-generation post-secondary students are undergraduates whose parents or caregivers did not complete college or university. They often face a range of social and economic challenges such as having limited professional...

Career and educational professionals can use apps, virtual and in-class games to introduce younger kids and high school students with career exploration. Just in time for back to school, here...

Career education across Canada varies based on provinces and territories. While curriculums differ in structure, they are all designed to help youth find success. Here is a breakdown of curriculum...

Caregiving for loved ones can have a big impact on people’s careers, such as making decisions around work-life balance or returning to the workforce after taking a career break. Here...

The stories we tell have the power to shape perceptions we have of ourselves and how others see us. Harnessing the power of storytelling can help jobseekers advance their career...

Career coaches and hiring experts are giving advice on the popular Gen Z app, TikTok. While the accounts below are not endorsements, the accounts offer bite-size tips that career professionals...

Re-entering the workforce after retirement is a big decision with important personal and financial considerations. Here are resources that explore the labour environment and help connect older jobseekers with potential...

The world of career development crosses borders and countries. Fortunately, LinkedIn provides opportunities to stay abreast of industry trends and connect with like-minded peers regardless of geography. Joining LinkedIn groups...