Companies march to the beat of their own loonie tune
A close look at why the government thinks the plunging loonie will kick-start manufacturing
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Sizzle returns to the auto show
With the U.S. economy on the mend, automakers get back to what they do best at car shows: delight and entertain
Ottawa’s wait-and-see approach to the economy is failing
Dismal new job numbers could be a sign of too much belt-tightening too soon
An aging population requires a rethink of how we view the job market
The working age population is growing, and growing older
Your job is as safe as it has ever been. Probably safer.
There is a certain sentiment—possibly driven by nostalgia—that jobs used to be more stable
Canada’s job market is leaving younger workers behind
The recovery has benefitted older workers over young
Only half of students get summer jobs. Be one of them.
Six tips for students hunting for work in 2014
Retailers welcome the new male consumer
He’s hooked on designer sneakers, fashion and grooming. And he’s reframing masculinity.
Why Canada’s manufacturing sector is stronger than you think
The numbers say it all
The young and the restless
The bad rap Gen-Yers get isn’t entirely unwarranted, but employers must find ways to engage them