Tips & Training

The rising cost-of-living is a primary concern for 71% of Canadians, according to the Credit Counselling Society’s 2025 Consumer Debt Report. Here are free resources career practitioners can use to...

  In today’s economic climate, both employed and unemployed workers have become increasingly concerned about financial constraints. As the cost of living continues to rise – and up to 47%...

In the span of seven months, I was laid off twice.   As a career development professional, I’ve coached thousands of people through the rollercoaster of job loss and transition. I...

If you or a client are looking for work in the non-profit or charitable sectors, check out these sites to find opportunities in Canada and abroad. Bmeaningful Bmeaningful is a...

From foreign credential recognition to coaching tools, women's leadership to youth job skills, you can find a wide range of learning opportunities this June. Foreign Credential Recognition in Canada: Building...

The job search landscape in Canada has undergone a dramatic transformation with the rise of artificial intelligence. From resume screening and interview preparation to personalized job recommendations, AI has revolutionized...

The month of May is full of awareness days dedicated to various health conditions, which brings to light challenges faced by people living with chronic illnesses. These conditions, which can...

Jobseekers go into interviews hoping to be memorable, to stand out and land that offer. On the other side, HR/hiring managers are often eager, too – to spot an exceptional...

Veterans have many valuable skills to offer the civilian workforce, but sometimes need support to identify a post-military pathway, acquire the necessary credentials or professional development opportunities, and connect with...

When I asked my client this question, the trajectory of the conversation shifted dramatically.  She initially reached out to me because she was feeling dissatisfied in her job. She used...