Blogs and Insights
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March is National Engineering Month in Canada, which makes it a great time to highlight the engineering sector and the escalating demand for qualified and experienced engineers. Canada is actively seeking skilled workers in various engineering fields to support its growing economy…
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Very little changed for the Canadian labour market last month. According to Statistics Canada’s (StatsCan) latest release for February 2023, unemployment once again held steady at 5% and a modest bump of 22,000 jobs were added to the economy. Meanwhile, average hourly wages rose…
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Today is the 48th annual International Women’s Day. In 1975 the United Nations declared it the International Year of Women, and since then, March 8 has been celebrated as International Women’s Day. International Women’s Day is a global celebration of…
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National Engineering Month is Canada’s largest celebration of engineering excellence. “Engineering” is a broad field encompassing diverse types of specialties, but one thing is certain – engineers are builders – digitally or physically. This year’s theme “There’s a place for you…
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After an incredible year of job creation growth and crushing historical unemployment records, the first month of 2023 showed no signs that the Canadian labour market is ready to slow down. In the January labour report, Statistics Canada shared that another 150,000 jobs…
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February marks Black History Month, when people across Canada participate in events and festivities that honour the legacy of Black Canadians and their communities. This is also a time to celebrate their achievements, learn about Black individuals’ contributions, take action toward racial…
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It was a good year to be a job seeker in 2022, and despite a looming recession 2023 may prove to be much of the same. Following an epic year of record-breaking employment data, the Canadian labour market closed out 2022 with a bang —…