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Jobseekers in Canada may face added frustration in their job hunt due to the phenomenon of “ghost jobs” – roles that are posted but which a company has no intention...

It had been nine months since my husband lost his job, and we were still reeling from that when I learned my own work contract would end in three months....

Conversations around life transitions are a key component of the career development process. Whether our clients are young adults overwhelmed by options, caregivers juggling the demands of children and elderly...

While they might not be your typical beach read, career professionals looking to level up their learning this summer can find some great reads to add to their shelves!  The...

For many first-generation professionals, immigrants and people of colour, entering professional spaces means walking into worlds where the unwritten rules weren't passed down to us. Our parents couldn't teach us...

This is Part 2 of a resource roundup of retraining funding and supports across Canada. Check out Part 1 to learn about federally funded programs. Canada’s labour market continues to...

As the cost of living continues to rise, career planning has become a vital tool for clients seeking financial stability and long-term satisfaction. The 2024 CERIC Survey of Career Service...

The rising cost of living has prompted some to consider alternate career pathways, while others have been forced into job search or career change due to layoffs. It's important for...

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%...