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“Survival is a community event” – Tessa Miller, Author and health justice advocate Individuals experiencing debilitating injuries and chronic illnesses present a challenge to many traditional approaches to counselling and...

“Who is responsible for career development?” is a popular question that many people pose. The answer matters because it can shape organizational strategy related to career development, which affects employee...

Immediate changes are needed to dismantle anti-Black systemic structures in the workforce....

The stories we tell have the power to shape perceptions we have of ourselves and how others see us. Harnessing the power of storytelling can help jobseekers advance their career...

The influx of Ukrainian nationals arriving to Manitoba under the Ukrainian initiative has grown considerably over the past few months. On May 23rd, Winnipeg welcomed one chartered plane carrying approximately...

CareerWise is always on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are three reports that we found interesting this week. Analysis on labour challenges in Canada,...

By using pronouns accurately and respectfully and fostering a culture where everyone feels comfortable asserting their pronouns, you can make a huge difference in people’s day-to-day experiences at work and...

The following webinars, taking place in July and hosted by a variety of organizations, will examine topics including neurodiversity and career development, modern recruitment practices and career assessments. Overview of...

Passive efforts such as booths and bulletin boards aren’t sufficient to engage students....

As a parent of two daughters, now aged 23 and 14, I relate to the challenges of trying to stay on top of what is happening in their lives and...