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June 2025

A comprehensive breakdown of industries on the rise and the roles within them

- JENNA MOHAMMED

Careers to Watch

While Canada’s economy has faced some early challenges in 2025, several industries are showing strong momentum and opening up exciting career opportunities. Although the unemployment rate edged up slightly to 6.7 per cent in March, certain sectors continue to expand, driven by technological advancements and sustainability initiatives. From tech and renewable energy to health care and skilled trades, here are some of the fastest-growing industries—and the in-demand roles shaping their future.

Technology and artificial intelligence

It’s clear that Canada is committed to becoming a global leader in artificial intelligence through substantial investments, including nearly $2 billion announced to support the AI sector. This initiative aims to foster job creation, enhance productivity and maintain global tech leadership. Key roles emerging in this sector include AI specialists, machine learning engineers and data scientists, particularly in tech hubs like Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.

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The University's Post-Book Future

Students don't want to read novels anymore. I've filled my English-lit syllabus with movies to help them learn anyway.

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4 mins

January / February 2026

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Buy Canadian Will Transform Supply Chains

Trump's tariff chaos will prompt local food producers to expand at record speed

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3 mins

January / February 2026

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The Rise of the Micro-Restaurant

Tiny establishments like Yan Dining Room, my 26-seater in Toronto, are feeding Canadians' appetites for something new

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4 mins

January / February 2026

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Education

The international-student shortfall will worsen schools' financial woes. Donald Trump's assault on academia will hinder and help Canadian campuses. And school boards will scramble to fill teacher shortages.

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4 mins

January / February 2026

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Food

Buy Canadian fever will give us more B.C. wine, Ontario ice cream and locally grown winter strawberries-while Indigenous cuisine will have its overdue moment

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4 mins

January / February 2026

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The Adult Rec-Sports Boom

Fed up with phones, Canadians are making friends on the field

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4 mins

January / February 2026

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Concert Tickets Might Finally Get Cheaper

In 2026, we'll need fewer stadium extravaganzas and more intimate shows at small venues

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3 mins

January / February 2026

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Maclean's

Climate

Wildfire displacement will redraw the map, EV adoption will decelerate and Canada will miss its emissions targets. Throughout it all, Mark Carney will put climate on the backburner.

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4 mins

January / February 2026

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Maclean's

Canada's China Policy Will Be Decided in Washington

If Trump talks fail, Canada could look toward Beijing

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3 mins

January / February 2026

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Justice for Stablecoins

For years, people thought fiat-backed crypto was all hype, no value. Now that the government's on board, Canadians should be too.

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4 mins

January / February 2026

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