If you're a Canadian and you're looking for some career choices, one excellent resource you can look to is the career development website for Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC). The website is quite thorough when it comes to providing information on career counselling, career specific information, and other employment opportunities.

There are many sponsored programs and free available resources such as the Job Bank which is an excellent source of jobs available in each major centre, province, and across the country. As well, there are many training opportunities and other resumption of work programs for those who are underskilled or returning to the workforce after a long absence (such as maternity or parental).

The government of Canada offers funding to communities for apprentice training, skills upgrades, and other sponsorships, depending on the labour market, budget, and other economic considerations. Much is also available through the Service Canada website, especially for those who are unemployed, on Employment Insurance, or are otherwise eligible, as the Canadian government is looking to enable all Canadians into finding work.

For your employment planning and career opportunities solutions, the federal government has many programs and resources that are accessible to many Canadians. You just need to know where to find them!