Tips & Training

The keys to combating long-term unemployment discrimination include accepting what has happened, forgiving yourself and the people who let you go, building a plan to jump back into the job...

When planning for your career, shift your focus from a search for the “perfect job” to an on-going assessment of your own strengths and interests, coupled with continuous efforts to...

According to the Canadian Psychological Association, it is estimated that 76% of Canadians identify as having experienced a traumatic event, and about 8% of them develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)....

The contagious energy of Cannexus21 was palpable as the conference got under way this week, bubbling up in platform chats, networking sessions, Q&As and on social media. Although some shared...

A round-up of information on remote work, including job sites, in-demand sectors and how companies can improve it for employees....

Single-parent professionals come in different shapes and sizes. There are different sub-groups of single parents that are working professionals, including: Working professionals who become single parents due to a marital/relationship...

In our new virtual world, job interviews look and feel a lot different than we’re used to. Tips on getting ready, setting up your background, practising and more....

As time passes, your memory of accomplishments and day-to-day responsibilities can fade. It can be helpful to track new skills, accolades, projects, challenges and more....

These webinars, taking place in February, cover a range of topics including mindfulness, unconscious bias, job development and motivational interviewing. Resumes & Profiles for the COVID Era: Gaps, Gigs &...

This article was selected as the winning entry for the BCCDA’s Canada Career Month essay writing competition in November 2020 on the topic of “The Importance of Career Development in...