S12 – Features

By Jen Davies Youth unemployment in Canada has rarely been worse. In an economic period that has seen retirement savings shrink, Boomers aren’t retiring as expected. […]

By Laura Henshaw As career practitioners, it is a reality that, at various points in our lives, we will have to use for ourselves the advice […]

By Vijay Kumar Bhosekar Due to the continued growth of the global population and the consequent expanding need for study of food crops and agriculture in […]

By Ann Webb The Counselling Foundation of Canada provided a two-year grant in 2010 to the Canadian Art Foundation (CAF) to support the development of a […]

By Green Skills Network With the support of the Canadian Education and Research Institute for Counselling (CERIC), the Green Skills Network has published Emerging Green Jobs […]

By Rick Miner We are about to encounter a crisis that will challenge our economic well-being and shake the foundations of our institutions and social structures. […]

What a difference a decade makes. Alberta’s oil sands operations sector employed just over 20,000 workers in 2011 and is projected to grow to 35,000 by […]

By the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission (SATCC). A resumption of oil patch activity, mining activity (particularly potash mining), major projects and housing starts have […]

By Kerry Young Like many other parts of Canada, B.C.’s labour market was strongly impacted by the recent recession. It was only in the latter half […]