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Navigating the job market can be daunting and is often even harder for young people. Wincy Li from Toronto Metropolitan University joins Candace Daniel with some advice for students trying to find employment.

The days of going to school are about to end for many Canadian university and college students, and a new survey shows they likely will face an active jobs market. As Sean Previl reports, with a potentially crowded field for job hunters as thousands graduate, there are tips you can use to stand out and...

During a visit to Victoria, B.C., on Monday, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said that Canada’s inflation rate fell to 2.9 per cent in January — down from 3.4 per cent the month before and the peak of 8.1 per cent. Freeland added that the country added 41,000 jobs in February, which was double market expectations,...

Joe Scarpelli speaks with Vivek Astvansh, Associate Professor of Marketing at McGill University to discuss the impacts of AI this April Fools’ Day.

The Manitoba Moose are conducting its Women in Sport Job Shadow Program for the third year. Manitoba Moose marketing manager Raquel Payne joins Global News Morning to discuss the program, why it’s important for the industry at large and how you can still apply to participate this year.

Listing Artificial intelligence or AI skills on your resume could give you a boost in Canada’s job market, according to recent reports from Canadian employers. Research by Amazon published last November suggests two-thirds (66 per cent) of Canadian employers prioritize candidates with AI skills. Naomi Barghiel has more on how AI is impacting the job...

British Columbians have a new favourite beverage of choice. Tyler Orton from Business in Vancouver has the details on that and also the gains in December job numbers and the latest labour market trends.

Searching for a job in the coming year will be markedly different, because Canada’s once tight labour market is softening, shifting the balance of power in favour of employers once more. This disruption has left many feeling anxious about their employment prospects. Hiring sprees have been replaced by rounds of layoffs. Anne Gaviola has more...

Canada’s job market cooled off in November, and the numbers could be enough to keep interest rates on hold for the time being. Robert Levy gives his analysis on that and Elon Musk’s latest tirade at advertisers.

Thrive launches innovative platform to transform job market in Kingston-Pembroke region

In Bangladesh, many garment workers have lost their jobs and one woman was killed during a Wednesday demonstration for more pay, which turned violent. The latest death was the third since protests erupted in the past week. “Do you see the price of potato and onion in the market? The new hike will not compensate...

In Bangladesh, many garment workers have lost their jobs and one woman was killed during a Wednesday demonstration for more pay, which turned violent. The latest death was the third since protests erupted in the past week. “Do you see the price of potato and onion in the market? The new hike will not compensate...

The Canadian job market is delivering jobs at a surprising rate with the latest employment numbers blowing past expectations. Statistics Canada says the country added some 64,000 jobs in September, more than tripling what many economists had predicted. The growth was mainly driven mainly by part-time work though which rose by 48,000 positions. Despite this,...

Fletcher Baragar, Economics Professor at the University of Manitoba spoke in-studio about jobs and the economy in Manitoba.

The Canadian job market is delivering jobs at a surprising rate with the latest employment numbers blowing past expectations. Statistics Canada says the country added some 64,000 jobs in September, more than tripling what many economists had predicted. The growth was mainly driven mainly by part-time work though which rose by 48,000 positions. Despite this,...

Financial analyst Robert Levy talks about whether the latest job numbers indicate whether or not Canada’s economy will stay strong over the long haul. He also touches on where the Bank of Canada may go with interest rates over the next few months.

B.C. Premier David Eby said at the annual premier’s meeting on Wednesday that the port strike in B.C. affects more than just the province’s market. He said it affects every market across Canada and a deal is front of mind for every premier so workers can return to their jobs with a fair deal in...

Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management’s Rob Tetrault talks about some stats on jobs and dollars stateside, and stocks for Meta.

Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management’s Rob Tetrault talks about upcoming jobs numbers he’s watching, and stocks for Tesla and Apple.

Canada’s unemployment rate rose to 5.2 per cent in May, Statistics Canada said Friday, a sign of weakening in the country’s tight labour market that will help inform the Bank of Canada’s future interest rate decisions.