Connecting employers with job-seekers in their own community is easy and effective with the recruitment experts at LocalWork.ca. Working close to home boosts work-life balance, the environment and the local economy.
The newly launched LocalWork.ca draws on the time-tested recruitment knowledge of Metroland Media Group Ltd.'s network of more than 100 local community newspapers and websites to be the premier source for linking local employers with the talent they need.
With used vehicle transactions predicted to account for nearly 70 per cent of total sales by 2013*, Kijiji Canada is making it even easier for Canadians to find a used vehicle online by rolling out significant upgrades to its Cars & Vehicles category.
Following a year of growth as the most visited used autos website in [...]
Shopping for a vehicle in Edmonton just got easier.
Autonet.ca, a Canadian automotive leader in print and online, is partnering with the Edmonton Sun to launch a local site featuring exclusive vehicle news, reviews, comprehensive used and new car listings, and extensive new vehicle information.
The new site -- at edmontonsun.com/autos -- is part of a national plan that will see exclusive and extensive automotive content in six of Sun Media's major urban markets including Edmonton, Calgary, Toronto, London, Ottawa and Winnipeg.
The job market is a competitive place, and it gets no more competitive than among the many online job search websites available for job seekers.
In Atlantic Canada, a clear frontrunner has emerged as the place to go if you're searching for a new career.
The Demo Pit at the annual TechCrunch50 conference in San Francisco is filled with eager startups gunning for their shot at stardom. Most of the companies are forgettable, but every so often one catches our attention. Muutu, a company based in Vancouver, is one such startup.
Shopping online for computers and personal technology has never been easier. Tech savvy shoppers can quickly compare and find the best prices, get updated product specs and read user reviews online in order to make better purchasing decisions. Here are the main options available to Canadians.
Canada’s largest newspaper is cutting 27 jobs and considering outsourcing the work to a call center in Buffalo, according to the union representing affected workers there.
The Toronto Star said it will cut six full-time and 21 part-time classified department positions, which will be contracted to an outside call center. That call center is Williamsville-based Classified Plus, according to Brad Honywill, president of Local 87-M of the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union.
When Jessica Grodzinski found out her summer job would be working the night shift picking up garbage at Canada's Wonderland, she was less than thrilled.
Remembering how her co-op counsellor praised WorkCabin.ca, a Canadian website that lists environmental jobs, the 23-year-old environmental engineering student at Georgian College decided to check out its online job listings.
If brevity is the soul of wit, then Canadian web searchers are hilarious. According to new statistics by Hitwise, about half of Canadian internet searches are kept to just 1-2 words. As you can see by the chart below, Americans are the most wordy, while Brits keep it short and sweet.
MySpace Canada, today announced a new social classifieds service called MySpace Canada Classifieds located at http://canada.classifieds.myspace.com/. Powered by Oodle, MySpace Canada Classifieds offers users a safe - and social - marketplace to buy and sell products and services within their trusted group of friends for free.
E-commerce giant eBay is closing its Metro Vancouver customer-service office and cutting about 700 jobs as it consolidates customer-service operations in Salt Lake City, Utah, the company announced late Tuesday.
When Lauren Friese graduated from Queen's with an arts degree in 2005, she didn't know what came next. With no knowledge on how to get a job, she went to the U.K. to attend grad school. While living in the U.K., Friese discovered local websites designed to help graduating students find employment and realized there was nothing like them in Canada. After she returned to Canada, she founded the career portal website TalentEgg in early 2008.
Boasting over 7 million unique visitors a month in Canada, Kijiji.ca is the most visited online classified site in the country, according to recent data from comScore.
According to the most recent data from comScore, Kijiji.ca Cars & Vehicles is the No. 1 automotive website amongst its competitors(*), making it the country's top online resource for buying and selling used vehicles.
When Jennifer Trevitt was looking for work in Vancouver she tried networking through a few friends and colleagues. When nothing turned up there she headed straight to her computer and the internet job site BCjobs.ca. The paralegal, 35, didn't even consider looking at the classified ads in the newspapers.
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