awards

This is our 10th year hosting the annual TalentEgg National Recruitment Excellence Awards and Conference, and we gotta say — it might have been our best one yet! On June 16th, several top campus recruitment professionals from across Canada joined us on our virtual journey to discuss, share and reveal how COVID-19 has impacted the […]

Each year, TalentEgg recognizes innovation and passion of Canada’s top recruiters, educational institutions, career centers and career coaches by hosting the annual National Campus Recruitment Excellence Awards and Conference. As a part of the conference, TalentEgg celebrates the eggs-ceptional efforts of employers, nonprofits, university and college career centres and career educators across all categories of […]

On March 19, Morneau Shepell and The Globe and Mail announced the category winners of the third annual Employee Recommended Workplace Award at The Globe and Mail’s Solving Workplace Challenges conference in Toronto. TalentEgg attended the Solving Workplace Challenges event with our family of companies, Charity Village and Bmeaningful as proud Community Recruitment Partners of […]

The winners of the 17th Annual Canada’s Top Employers for Young People have been announced by Mediacorp Canada Inc. in partnership with The Globe and Mail, and we are so pleased to congratulate our clients who won! Winning employers are recognized as being Canada’s leaders for offering the best workplaces and programs for young people […]

Meet some select Student Judges who chose the winners of the 2017 TalentEgg National Recruitment Excellence Awards!

The TalentEgg awards are just around the corner and we thought it was time to celebrate the student judges who helped make it all happen. Read on to meet our egg-ceptional students from around the province!

Scholarships, bursaries and grants are three of the most common application-based sources of funding available to students.

Introducing the Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation scholarships and 2013 recipients.

Are you following the right Twitter accounts in accounting?

It’s expensive to work abroad – we need money for vaccinations, visas, health insurance, airfare, accommodations, food, local transportation and more.

As a young Aboriginal person in Canada, how can you take advantage of all of the unique opportunities available for Inuit, First Nations and Métis students to set yourself up for success?

Jerry, a co-op student at Hydro One, tells us how he won Hydro One’s prestigious William Peyton Hubbard Memorial Award and what he does on a daily basis during his co-op work term.