Your Career Guide
CAMPAIGN: Future of Work (2026)
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Canada Has Thousands of Career Experts. Why Aren’t More of Us Using Them?
The help already exists, it’s rated well, and much of it is free. Here’s how to make it work for you. Only 19 per cent of adults in Canada have spoken with a career guidance advisor in the past five years – the lowest of 10 countries in an OECD comparison, and about half the 39 per cent international average. The same study rated...
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New Program Helps Internationally Trained Welders Earn Canadian Certification
Through the Skills for Change’s new WeldUp workforce development program, internationally trained welders can receive Canadian certification without having to retrain. Skills for Change (SfC) is a Canadian non-profit that helps Newcomers and underserved individuals access employment training, mentorship, and opportunities so they can succeed in the workplace and their communities. Its new WeldUp program...
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Your Next Move Isn’t a Job. It’s a Capability.
At the University of Guelph, continuing education is helping Canadians build adaptable capabilities to navigate an ever-changing world of work. The future of work is often framed as a question of jobs. What existing jobs will disappear? What new jobs will emerge? What technology will change our current job? But in a world shaped by...
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How George Brown Polytechnic Helps Students Future-Proof Their Careers
A George Brown Polytechnic education combines hands-on learning, industry experience, and degree-level study to prepare students for success in a changing world. George Brown College is now George Brown Polytechnic (GBP). The new name describes what it has always been: a place of strong academic learning with an applied, career-focused approach. Margrit Talpalaru, Director of Polytechnic Transformation...
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Building Canada’s Future Means Creating Clearer Pathways into the Skilled Trades
Ontario’s future will be built by skilled people. The challenge is making sure everyone with the ambition to contribute can get started. After years in food service, Benjamin began noticing how much businesses depended on skilled tradespeople. Whenever the plumbing, heating, refrigeration, or electrical systems in his workplace needed attention, the work was essential and...
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Preparing Canada’s Workforce for a Changing World of Work
As economic and technological change reshapes Canada’s labour market, new supports, skills training, and investments in the skilled trades are helping workers adapt and access new opportunities. “The world of work is changing rapidly. The global economy is shifting, longstanding trade relationships are evolving, and new technologies are transforming the way work gets done. Across the country,...
