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How to seize new opportunities in low-carbon industries

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Written by: News Canada
Category: Job Market Trends
Published: 08 July 2026

Life is a journey, and it’s important to stay flexible to take advantage of the opportunities it presents. Nowadays, few people have a career path that’s a straight line—by staying open to unexpected new prospects and training opportunities, you can better embrace change and move in exciting new directions. Here are a couple of options to consider:

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Supporting mental health in the workplace

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Written by: News Canada
Category: Career Advice
Published: 08 July 2026
  • workplace
  • mental health

Open, honest conversations about mental health are becoming more common, which is helping a lot of people get the support they need. One place where mental health struggles may begin, but where they’re less often discussed, is at work.

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Toronto Newcomer Day turns 12 with thousands at Nathan Phillips Square

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Written by: News Editor
Category: Newcomer Resources
Published: 02 June 2026
  • immigration
  • newcomers
  • diversity

Toronto celebrated its 12th annual Newcomer Day on May 29, 2026, drawing thousands to Nathan Phillips Square for live performances, cultural showcases and a bustling resource fair. With more than 125 exhibitors offering employment, legal, health and settlement services, the event connected newcomers with the support they need to build their lives in one of the world's most diverse cities.

On May 29, 2026, Nathan Phillips Square transformed into something that felt unmistakably Toronto: loud, welcoming, layered with languages, and alive with music from at least four corners of the world. The 12th annual Toronto Newcomer Day drew thousands of residents, recent arrivals and community organizations to the city's iconic civic plaza, turning a sunny spring afternoon into a full-scale celebration of one of the most diverse cities on the planet.

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What they don't tell you about working in Canada

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Written by: News Editor
Category: Newcomer Resources
Published: 02 March 2026
  • work habits
  • workplace
  • office politics
  • work culture

Canadian workplaces have their own unwritten playbook. From navigating hierarchy and communicating with tact to showing up on time and building genuine professional relationships, understanding these cultural norms can make or break your career in Canada. Whether you're new to the country or simply transitioning into a new role, this guide walks you through what actually matters on the job, and why.

Working in Canada offers tremendous opportunities, but thriving in a Canadian workplace goes well beyond knowing your job description. Every professional environment operates on a combination of written policies and unspoken expectations, and Canada is no different. The way colleagues interact, how authority is exercised, what counts as respectful communication, and even how showing up five minutes late can shape someone's perception of you, all of these elements form an invisible framework that governs daily work life.

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Young graduates face a steep climb as entry-level jobs disappear in the age of AI

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Written by: News Editor
Category: Job Market Trends
Published: 16 January 2026

AI is shrinking the early-career ladder, and new grads in both the U.S. and Canada are feeling the impact as foundational tasks shift to automation and employers increasingly seek mid-career talent over emerging workers.

For new graduates preparing to enter the workforce, the early 2020s have ushered in a workplace transformed by automation, leaner company structures, and a shifting definition of what “entry level” means. A recent report from the Burning Glass Institute reveals how quickly that landscape is changing, and how deeply these changes are reshaping pathways into professional careers in the U.S. However, similar trends are emerging in Canada, suggesting that this is not just a U.S. phenomenon.

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