A new Canadian report commissioned by International Workplace Group (IWG) reveals that hybrid work is fostering greater inclusivity and career advancement for women, offering a crucial shift away from rigid workplace structures. The study, Advancing Equality: Women in the Hybrid Workplace, highlights how flexible work arrangements have enabled women to seek promotions, switch industries, and […]
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Engineering the Future: Humber’s Vision for Hands-On Learning and Innovation
As engineering continues to evolve in response to rapid technological advancements, educational institutions play a crucial role in shaping the next generation of industry leaders. At the forefront of this transformation is Dr. Shaun Ghafari, Ph.D., P.Eng., the Dean of Engineering at Humber Polytechnic. With an extensive background in engineering education, applied research, and industry […]
Addressing the ‘Productivity Paradox’ Currently Plaguing Canada
Canada is becoming a laggard productivity-wise when compared to the US. The nation’s lacklustre performance across metrics over the past decade comes despite Canada’s “abundant natural resources, highly skilled workforce, strong institutions, and research capabilities,” laments a new report from BDO Canada. The recently released report, titled “Canada’s productivity paradox,” shows that it currently takes […]
Engineering Success: Work-Integrated Learning at Humber Polytechnic
At Humber Polytechnic, work-integrated learning (WIL) isn’t just an option—it’s a core part of the educational experience. Under the leadership of Carl Oliver, Associate Dean of the Faculty of Applied Sciences & Technology, Humber Polytechnic has built a reputation for career-driven, hands-on learning that equips students with the skills and experience needed to succeed in competitive […]
TD TechCon 2025: Innovation, Collaboration and Tech Talent at TD Bank
TD Bank Group recently hosted its third annual TD TechCon, an education conference designed for TD colleagues to expand their tech skills and knowledge. The event brought together TD team members, both in-person and remotely, for a dynamic program focused on learning, development, and innovation. Each year, TD TechCon aims to be bigger, better, and […]
AI Fuels Productivity but Pushes Workers to Leave
Silicon Valley-based Betterworks has released its 2025 State of Performance Enablement report, AI and the Employee Experience: Balancing Opportunity and Anxiety. The study reveals a workplace at a turning point—AI is fuelling record productivity, yet its most engaged users are increasingly seeking new opportunities. The report, based on insights from over 2,100 employees and leaders […]
Some of the Trends We’re Seeing in Canadian Tech Talent Right Now
It is now nearly two months into 2025 and we’re starting to get a feel for the year. Tech layoffs were down markedly in 2024 from 2023. In 2025, companies are ready to hire again, PwC’s Global CEO Survey found. Moving forward, 60% of chief executive officers anticipate growth over the next year, a figure […]
Toronto Tech Week to Spotlight Career Opportunities in Tech
Tech talent in Toronto will have a prime opportunity to connect with industry leaders, startups, and global investors as Toronto Tech Week returns from June 23 to June 27, 2025. The citywide event promises hundreds of experiences, from hackathons and demos to panels and fireside chats, all aimed at showcasing Toronto’s booming tech sector and […]
Digital Platform Empowers Canadians to Create Resume, Apply for Work with AI
A company out of Calgary is utilizing artificial intelligence to help Canadians land work. Alberta’s SageMaster AI offers a digital platform built to reduce friction and boost efficiency when it comes to searching for jobs. The startup was launched by engineer Neji Tawo, who previously worked on AI innovation built around Amazon’s Alexa product. “Before SageMaster […]
Investment into Alberta Tech Innovators Expected to Create 100 Jobs in Canada
Canada this week announced nearly $7 million in investments for four companies based in the Edmonton region. Edmonton, which the federal government describes as a “thriving source of economic diversification in Alberta and home to some of Canada’s most innovative, high-growth companies responsible for strengthening our national economy,” will see $6.7M split across four small-to-medium […]