More than four in 10 employers report rise in candidate ghosting

Candidate ghosting is taking an increasing toll on employers, new research from talent solutions and business consulting firm Robert Half suggests. In a survey of more than 800 senior managers in Canada, more than four in 10 respondents (43 per cent)...

Join a free, virtual climate education experience for women in March

Do you want to learn more about the climate crisis in an accessible, supportive and non-judgy environment? If so, join Talk Climate to Me this March, a fun, free, virtual, climate education experience for women, powered by Project Neutral! TCTM is packed with the...

The LEGO Foundation launches USD 143 million global competition to tackle early years development

The LEGO Foundation has announced a USD 143 million global challenge to fund impactful solutions focused on early childhood.  The Build A World of Play Challenge will enable any organisations who can make a positive impact on the youngest children globally, to...

New career planning guide for skilled immigrants now available

Canadian Immigrant magazine and Windmill Microlending have partnered to launch the Immigrant Career Planning Guide, a new resource to help skilled immigrants take advantage of today's labour and skills shortages and establish successful careers in their new country.  The guide empowers newcomers to reach their full...

2022 Youth Innovation Challenge launches with a focus on COVID-19 recovery

North America's top environmental officials, representing Canada, Mexico, and the United States on the Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC) Council, are launching the "2022 Youth Innovation Challenge," that invites youth to propose innovation towards COVID-19 recovery. Participants can submit their innovative solutions to the 2022 Youth...

Learn about the winners of Montréal’s Top Employers for 2022

With much of the news focused on the end of the pandemic's second year, many employers in Montréal have responded by providing their employees with greater flexibility in where they work – and giving them the assistance needed to make...

Taxpayers’ Ombudsperson calls on charities to come forward with their experiences about the Canada Revenue Agency

In July 2021, the Honourable Diane Lebouthillier, Minister of National Revenue, requested the Taxpayers' Ombudsperson, François Boileau, examine concerns raised by certain Muslim–led charities, and engage other charities led by racialized communities, about their experiences with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). This...

Congratulations to the 2022 BC’s Top Employers

The pandemic has made employees more aware of that their most precious resource is time – and employers in British Columbia are responding with innovative programs and workplace models that help employees make the most of their time. The best of these...

Government of Canada expands volunteer service opportunities for young Canadians

Marci Ien, Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth, launched a multi-stream open call for proposals (CFP) that will build on the past success of the Canada Service Corps (CSC) program by expanding its scope and engaging even more...

Applications open for Groundswell Community Justice Trust Fund grants

Groundswell Community Justice Trust Fund has announced that their second round of Growing Change funding, which is available in one-time grants of $10,000 to $100,000 for brave, audacious, courageous projects led by Indigenous and Black communities. They are interested in...
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