Based on research by the Brookfield Institute, this list lays out jobs that already employ a large number of Torontonians and are expected to continue to grow over the next...

The city is growing at a breakneck pace and already there are too few people to fill jobs in information technology, the skilled trades and health care. Experts warn that...

We have many serious challenges to address as we face the next decade. The future of work frames them all. How we educate the workforce is part of the solution....

A new study from Statistics Canada — the first to quantify the effect of the gig economy on our workforce — has found a dramatic increase in gig workers, with...

The Ontario government is overhauling its program supporting job seekers following scathing reviews from the auditor general that found Employment Ontario was “not effective” in finding workers full-time work....

Immigrants may have made progress reaching the first rung on their career ladder in Canada, but they are getting nowhere near the C-suites, a new report says. Among the leading...

Indeed, gig employers claim that since their business models are “new” and “innovative,” traditional labour regulations shouldn’t apply. Giving gig workers the same rights as other workers – like a...

Thirty-per cent of Canadians who identify with a specific diversity group, including visible minorities and LGBTQ, have experienced at least one incident of discrimination at their current employer, a new...

The federal government should make it easier for international students to stay in Canada — essentially cutting the red tape and rolling out the red carpet. That’s one of the...

A joint project by the Toronto Star and the St. Catharines Standard surveyed all 22 of Ontario’s publicly funded English colleges and found international student enrolment rose 155 per cent...