LMIC recently explored the earnings of Canadian trade certificate holders (journeypersons) and found that women with trade certificates earn, on average, less than half (46%) of what men earn eight...

Surranna Sandy, CEO of Skills for Change, reflects on what the findings in LMIC and FSC’s recent report on career services in Canada mean for the newcomers and low-income people...

Most adults in Canada are unaware of career services or face barriers when trying to access those services....

New research from LMIC finds that many adults in Canada don’t know what career services are, and they’re unsure about what services career professionals can provide them. There is a...

A new report from the Social Research Demonstration Corporation (SRDC) finds there is a large earnings gap between most sexual minorities and heterosexual men....

To meet Canadians’ diverse needs, LMI must consider not only who is using the information, but why they are using it....

Students are seeking job outlooks over a five-year period and information about future skills – but they don't always know where to look....

Solo self-employment has mostly rapidly grown in the mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction sector, with strong increases also seen in finance and insurance....

Based on Census 2016, visible minorities had higher rates of unemployment than white people (neither visible minority, nor aboriginal). Conversely, visible minorities were found to have slightly higher rates of employment, in part...

As of April 2021, large cities remain the furthest below their pre-pandemic level, while rural areas have seen the speediest overall recovery....