Jobs

• B.C. lays out roadmap for million job openings forecast in next decade

  Three-quarters of the forecast job openings will need post-secondary training, but the province stresses many don't need a traditional university degree.

  Economy

  Nov 24
  
• Kingston, Ont. jobseekers visit Chamber of Commerce Hiring Summit

  The Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce hosted a hiring summit Thursday to help combat labour shortages that are plaguing many local businesses.

  Canada

  Oct 5
  
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• New Amazon facility bringing 200 full-time jobs to Belleville Ont.

  Amazon says the initial opening will create upwards of 200 full-time jobs, with the addition of more seasonal roles throughout the year.

  Economy

  Sep 20
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• Rogers Sugar to spend $200M to expand Montreal plant

  Rogers Sugar said the increased production and logistics capacity is expected to be in service in about two years.

  Canada

  Aug 14
• Canada is losing tens of thousands of constructions jobs

  Despite a housing shortage in Canada and a boost for immigration for those working in skilled trades, construction has lost more jobs than all major sectors.

  Canada

  Aug 10
• Jobs will be wiped out with Alberta’s pause on renewable energy: industry group

  A group that assists fossil fuel employees transition to the renewables industry, says the United Conservative Party government's move will wipe out an entire season of work.

  Environment

  Aug 9
• Bouchier: Canadian Success Story from Alberta

  Bouchier is the top private employer of Indigenous workers in Canada. CEO Nicole Bourque-Bouchier opens up about the ups and downs of being a successful entrepreneur.

  Canada

  Jun 21
• Southern Alberta a job-seeker’s market as labour challenges persist: experts

  According to Economic Development Lethbridge (EDL), there are approximately 6,000 job vacancies in the Lethbridge-Medicine Hat region.

  Economy

  Jun 12
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• ‘The data is shocking’: Anglophones falling behind Francophones in standard of living

  According to the Provincial Employment Roundtable, Anglophones earn on average $5,200 less than French-speaking Quebecers and their unemployment level is four per cent higher.

  Canada

  May 17
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• Big Bay Point development to create hundreds of new jobs in Barrie

  A new development in Barrie's south end is set to bring hundreds of jobs to the city, with a mix of industrial and commercial spaces.

  Canada

  May 10