Employment

Cannexus 2025

January 27, 2025

Members of our employment team will be at Cannexus 2025. Cannexus is Canada’s largest bilingual career development conference with close to 2,000 attendees. This year, Cannexus25 takes place from January 27-29, 2025, both virtually and in Ottawa, Canada. The virtual and in-person portions are essentially separate programs with shared keynotes & various touchpoints throughout the […]

Brad sitting at his desk at his new workplace.

“I Feel Grateful for the Chance to Work Somewhere That Aligns With My Values”

January 20, 2025

Brad’s dedication and growth led to an incredible opportunity: he was hired by Neil Squire to work in the Empower3D program as an Employment Specialist. Joining our Prairie Region team, Brad has expressed deep gratitude for Neil Squire’s role in his journey. His new role allows him to use his experiences to empower others, serving as an inspiring example of overcoming adversity and achieving meaningful employment.

Creative Employment Options Webinar: AI for Job Seekers

January 14, 2025

This webinar is designed for job seekers with disabilities. Are you wondering how artificial intelligence is changing the job search landscape? How can you use AI to stand out to potential employers, and what AI tools can streamline your job search process? This webinar will explore the role of AI in today’s job market, helping […]

Creative Employment Options Webinar: Employment Opportunities for Youth with Disabilities

December 10, 2024

This webinar is designed for job seekers with disabilities. What are the unique challenges and opportunities that youth with disabilities face in the job market? How can young people with disabilities find and pursue meaningful employment that matches their skills and interests? In this webinar, we will explore a wide range of employment opportunities specifically […]

Creative Employment Options participant Emily at her home office.

Emily Secures a Fully Remote Job That Meets Her Needs

November 29, 2024

Emily had been job hunting for the previous nine months and knew that fully remote positions were less common than they had been previously during the pandemic. However, she was determined to be optimistic about securing a remote position since she is unable to commute due to leg and hand pain.

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