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Beginning Fall 2019, the new employment services model will launch in three diverse urban and rural communities: Region of Peel, Hamilton-Niagara and Muskoka-Kawarthas. Employment services across the rest of the...

Ontario's Minister of Education announced the newly revised Grade 10 Career Studies Course is now available online, and will be implemented in schools in September 2019 with a central focus on...

Average compensation within Toronto’s technology industry is higher than ever and increasing faster than any other major tech hub surveyed worldwide. According to a recent study by tech-job site Hired, the average...

The $6,908,138 in funding is part of the federal government's new Skilled Trades Awareness and Readiness program. The program aims to encourage more women, Indigenous peoples, new comers and people with...

Skilled trade workers in Ottawa are trying to persuade young people to consider construction trades for a career as a shortage looms. Within the next decade the industry will need about 100,000 additional...

London’s employment and training agencies are reeling from more than $2 million in cuts to local job programs, a provincial government move that’s triggered more than a dozen layoffs and...

The 2019 budget includes a planned change to the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program that will create a "dedicated stream to help Ontario's technology sector attract highly skilled employees" who would...

The 2019/2020 Ontario Budget was announced today, and creates even more uncertainty for people who receive benefits from the Ontario Works (OW) and Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) system....

A skilled labour shortage in Ontario in the past three years has slowed the growth of construction companies, prompting some to turn down work and others to decline to bid on...

On March 15th, the Minister of Education announced that the province was modernizing curriculum, going “back to basics” in math, and making significant reductions in funding for school boards. According...