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November is Canada Career Month, which makes it a natural time to make the case for the work. Demonstrating value involves two related tasks: gathering evidence that career services make...

Originally published in 2024 by Aysha Akhtar. Updated in August 2026 by Elia Yang.  Most first-round interviews now happen on video calls and a growing share are asynchronous: the candidate records their answers to interview questions and AI software...

Hiring and job separation rates in the era of generative artificial intelligence: Early evidence (Statistics Canada) Using Labour Force Survey data from January 2006 to August 2026, this Statistics Canada...

Looking to sharpen your presentation skills, share what you've learned or connect with peers in your field? Here are eight open calls for presenters for 2027 conferences in career and...

Check out webinars taking place this November on mass layoffs, AI in the job search, portfolio careers, campus accommodations and much more. Lunch and Learn: Supporting Workers Through Mass Layoffs...

Canada's Restrictive Immigration Policies Are Achieving Their Intended Goals. But Are There Unintended Consequences? (Indeed Hiring Lab) Using the share of clicks on Canadian job postings from jobseekers outside the...

Fairer pay in the public sector: Gender and new Canadian pay gaps in the public and private sectors, 2025 (CCPA) Using 2025 Labour Force Survey data and adjusting for 15...

The days are getting shorter, which makes this a good season to get cozy with a book and invest in your learning. The 10 titles below cover a wide variety...

CareerWise is always on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are several reports that we found interesting this week. Aligning Immigration with Canada's Labour Market:...

CareerWise is always on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are several reports that we found interesting this week. Lifelong career guidance in the new...