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Level Up: Shaping the Future of Learning and Development in Canadaexternal link icon

Automation, digital tools, and new work models continue to reshape jobs across every sector, and employees need access to high quality learning opportunities to keep pace.
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Small Business, Big Potential: Guiding AI Adoption Among Small Businessesexternal link icon

Signal49 Research, in partnership with the Future Skills Centre, is developing a decision support tool to help SMEs explore potential use cases for adopting AI and its impact on their business outcomes.
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Canada Healthcare Workforce Retention and Migration: Exploring the Flow of Healthcare Workers Across Canadaexternal link icon

This interactive dashboard visualizes where healthcare professionals working in various roles are staying, moving within provinces, relocating to other provinces, or leaving the country and workforce entirely.
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Retaining Canada’s Healthcare Workforce: Exploring the Flow of Healthcare Workers Across Canadaexternal link icon

Canada’s healthcare system is facing a human resource crisis. Despite investments in recruitment and training, provincial and territorial health systems are struggling to retain healthcare professionals as workers move to other provinces or leave Canada altogether.
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Fuelling Our Future: Talent and Technology in Canada’s Mining and Oil & Gas Industries

Our research will provide essential insights to help industries, post‐secondary institutions, and policy-makers strengthen workforce resilience, close skills gaps, and position Canada’s mining and oil & gas sectors for long-term success in the face of uncertainty.
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From Newcomers to Game Changers: Immigrant Skill Utilization in the Construction Sector

Drawing on Labour Force Survey data from 2022 to 2024, we examined how well immigrants’ skills are utilized in Canada’s construction sector.
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Pathways to Opportunity: Addressing Barriers to Labour Force Participation in a Changing World of Work

Pathways to Opportunity is an evidence-informed pilot that supports social assistance clients facing complex barriers to employment. This report describes the service model, its rationale, objectives, and key elements.
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Mapping Youth Pathways from Education to Employment: What We Know and How to Strengthen Supports Across Canada

This brief is part of a broader effort to strengthen Canada’s understanding of how best to support youth in their journey from school to work.
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Supporting Inclusive Work-Integrated Learning as an Employer

Work-integrated learning and placements are critical bridges to employment. Employers who offer inclusive placements can access a wider talent pool, improve retention and performance, and foster innovation through diverse perspectives.