The jobs held by Canadian employees in 2018 differ in many respects from those held by their counterparts in the early 1980s. Since the early 1980s, total employment has shifted away from full-time jobs. For Example, Statistics Canada found that all employees aged 17 to 64 working full-time declined from 87% in 1981 to 84% […]
Canada’s labor market in 2026 is rewarding people who can blend modern tech awareness with real world problem solving. Companies are racing to adopt AI, strengthen infrastructure, manage risk, and keep essential services running smoothly. For job seekers, that means opportunity is not limited to one sector. Some of the fastest moving openings sit in […]
Highlights from a new survey conducted by The Bank of Canada show the number of companies facing labor shortages has increased to 37 percent, which is the highest rate since 2008. The companies are reporting labor shortages are getting more intense at a rate not seen in over a decade. Firms are expecting future sales […]
