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Canadians are permanently leaving the country in record numbers but Quebecers are staying put (opens the original)
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Over 100,000 Canadians left the country last year. More than 111,000 people left Canada for good in 2025. More than 111,000 people left Canada for good in 2025, and if the first half of this year is any indication, 2026 isn't slowing down either. According to the latest quarterly data from Statistics Canada, 111,572 people emigrated from the country last year, edging past 2024's total of 109,535. Through the first six months of 2026 alone, another 51,040 people have already packed up and left, p
Service Canada is hiring all over the country and jobs pay up to $69K (no degree required) (opens the original)
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The application deadline is fast approaching. Service Canada is currently staffing 400 openings nationwide. If you've been stuck in a job rut and thinking about a switch, this might be worth a look before the weekend. Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC), the federal department behind Service Canada, is currently staffing 400 openings nationwide, and you don't need a university degree or college diploma to be considered. Positions are spread across urban centres, suburbs, rural areas,
Quebec's average salary just rose again â but it's way behind other provinces (opens the original)
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Are you making more than the average Quebecer? In Quebec, the average weekly wage came in at $1,279.96. Wages across Canada have been climbing steadily this year, and Quebec is seeing some of that growth too, just not quite as much as everyone else. According to Statistics Canada's latest Employment, Payroll Employment, Earnings and Hours report, released September 24 and covering data through July 2026, the average weekly salary across the country reached $1,347.14, up 3.2% compared to the same
These Canadian universities are offering free online courses this fall (no enrollment needed) (opens the original)
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Courses run through platforms like Coursera and edX, and most can be completed entirely at your own pace. Back to school season isn't just for students. Several major Canadian universities keep a rotating selection of courses open to literally anyone, with no application, no prerequisites, and no cost (unless you want a certificate at the end). Most courses run through platforms like Coursera and edX, and most can be completed entirely at your own pace. The only time money is involved is if you
Starbucks just closed 10 of its Quebec locations â Here's why (opens the original)
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The Starbucks shutdowns have resulted in approximately 100 layoffs across the province. If your daily coffee run includes a stop at Starbucks, you may need to switch things up. Ten locations across Quebec have officially closed their doors as part of a major North American restructuring plan that included over 250 recent store closures by the coffee giant. The shutdowns have resulted in at least 23 layoffs across the province, according to data from the Ministère de l'Emploi et de la SolidaritÃ
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