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Northern Health Recruiter Ashley Ellerbeck chose to start her career in northern B.C. because of the opportunities and lifestyle.

From global partnerships to the mobile workforce, knowing about these nine future workplace trends could be essential to succeeding in your career.

Social entrepreneurs use novel ideas to solve pressing social issues like health care, poverty, homelessness, crime and food security.

Your employer won’t always set the tone for the next step in your career. Don’t get left behind – speak up!

University of Saskatchewan Bachelor of Commerce graduate Katelyn McAuliffe works at BHP Billiton’s EKATI Diamond Mine, 310km northeast of Yellowknife.

University of Calgary Engineering student Roshan Philip shares his experience from two internships with Suncor Energy.

Skilled Trades is definitely not one of the most active industries on Twitter, but there are a few employers and organizations that are must-follows if you’re looking to stay connected to the industry.

In the next 20 years, 40% of new jobs in Canada will be in skilled trades and technologies.

An introduction to agriculture careers in processed food and beverages, food regulation, food distribution, and biomass and bio-fuels.

It’s expected that First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities will play increasingly relevant roles in mining and energy-related industries in the coming years.

Learn about Vale’s Engineer-in-Training (EIT) and Geologist-in-Training (GIT) programs for new graduates from a Vale recruiter and managers.

Professional services firms such as PwC hire students and new grads from a broad range of academic backgrounds and then develop their skills and expertise as consulting associates. Check out this article for exclusive insider tips about careers at PwC.