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    Soft landings, strong foundations: Evolving supports for newcomers at North Island Employment

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    Resources to support newcomer credential recognition

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    Resources to help employers hire – and keep – newcomer talent  

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    Webinars for career and workforce professionals in October 2025

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    Spill the tea: Career exploration through Chinese tea ceremonies

  • Diversity
    Campbell River, B.C.
    DiversityTips & Training

    Soft landings, strong foundations: Evolving supports for newcomers at North Island Employment

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    DiversityTips & Training

    Resources to support newcomer credential recognition

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    DiversityWorkplace

    How employers can attract, hire and retain internationally trained talent

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    DiversityStudents & Youth

    How career services can support international students amid a shifting immigration landscape

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    Canada needs a bridging culture to support newcomer success 

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    How career services can support international students amid a shifting immigration landscape

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    Bridging the future: Insights from the Global Career Services Summit

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    Students & Youth

    Career curriculums by province and territories

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    Students & YouthTips & Training

    Spill the tea: Career exploration through Chinese tea ceremonies

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    Students & Youth

    A big-tent, low-cost, high-impact careers strategy for K-12

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    How employers can attract, hire and retain internationally trained talent

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    How spirituality can surface across the career continuum

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    The unmet career needs of Canadian spouses posted overseas

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    Amid AI’s rise, CDPs must reclaim their expertise

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    Where to find labour market information in Canada

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    Research & TrendsStudents & Youth

    Bridging the future: Insights from the Global Career Services Summit

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    3 reports that caught our attention the week of Oct. 5, 2025

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    Research & Trends

    Artificial humanity: The future of AI in HR 

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    3 reports that caught our attention the week of Sept. 28, 2025

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