Reflecting on #DEFYConference last week: Day 2's high-impact matchmaking fostered key 1:1s with pioneers, linking diverse suppliers & procurement. Explored AI-driven sourcing & robust supply chains for scalable workforce solutions. Grateful & eager to build on these ties!
Excited to announce that we will be attending CAMSC, DEFY Conference 2026 in Toronto on March 11–12!
Our experts will be there to connect, discuss inclusive supply chains and explore partnerships. Catch up with us onsite!
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#DEFYConference2026#SupplierDiversity#CAMSC
Cameco’s $1.9B deal fuels India’s nuclear growth with 22M lbs of uranium. This 2026 pact marks a major Canada-India "reset," eye on $50B trade and clean energy by 2030.
#Cameco#India
Canada's January 2026 Labour Force Survey reported a net loss of around 25,000 jobs (-0.1%), with notable declines in part-time employment (down ~70,000) and manufacturing hit hard by US tariffs, particularly affecting Ontario.
Canada’s labour market showed resilience in December, with 50,200 full-time, permanent jobs signalling a strong employer commitment to long-term hiring. Growth in construction and healthcare supports a diversified base and sustained confidence into 2025.
#Radiantsystems#canada
Strong Canadian jobs report: +53,600 positions added in Nov, unemployment dropped 0.4 pts to 6.5%, the largest monthly decline since 2022.
#Canada#Jobmarket
#Canada’s labour market added 66,600 jobs in October 2025, exceeding expectations. All gains were part-time, pushing the unemployment rate down to 6.9% from 7.1%. Annual wage growth held steady at 4%. A resilient performance amid ongoing trade uncertainties.
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Canada’s S&P Global Manufacturing #PMI rose in October, posting the strongest reading in nine months and the slowest contraction of the year. Factories reported milder drops in output, new orders and employment, with future expectations reaching their most optimistic level.
In July, Canada’s economy shed 40,800 jobs, reducing the employment rate to 60.7%, the lowest since the pandemic, per Statistics Canada. Sectors like information, culture, recreation, and construction saw significant declines, driven by high interest rates and trade uncertainty.
In June 2024, Canada’s employment showed negligible change, with a net loss of 1,400 jobs (-0.0%), falling short of modest growth expectations. The employment rate slightly declined to 61.1%, while the unemployment rate held steady at 6.4%.
#CanadaJobs#EmploymentReport
Bonne Fête nationale du Québec!
St. Jean-Baptiste Day is more than just Quebec’s national holiday; this day is also about celebrating Canada’s incredibly rich culture, which we Canadians take pride in.
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#RadiantSystems#QuebecDay#FeteNationaleDuQuebec#NationalDay
The UK’s £14.2 billion Sizewell C investment, totaling £17.8 billion, will generate 10,000 jobs, including 1,500 apprenticeships, and supply clean energy to 6 million homes, enhancing energy security.
#RadiantSystems#SizewellC#UKNuclear
Canada's #labormarket exhibited resilience in May, with employment expanding by 8,800 jobs, defying expectations of a 12,500 decline forecasted by Reuters analysts. Full-time employment surged by 57,700, a robust indicator of underlying strength.
Canada's #unemployment rate climbed to 6.9% in April, matching November’s eight-year high outside the pandemic. The manufacturing sector, heavily tied to exports, saw significant job losses, while total employment grew minimally by 7,400 following a 32,600 job decline in March.