A person uses a calculator on a desk covered with financial documents and charts, holding a pen in one hand and appearing to review data or make calculations—reminding us that Canada can’t afford to be complacent about skills training.

Canada can’t afford to be complacent about skills training

As we move past the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a tension between the desire to go back to the way things were in the workplace before, and an interest in finding new and better ways to work. | By Andrew Parkin, Pedro Barata & Wendy Cukier 

Report cover titled “Perspectives on Growing Older in Canada: The 2023 NIA Ageing in Canada Survey,” featuring illustrations of people in a park and logos for Environics Institute and the National Institute on Ageing.

2023 NIA Ageing in Canada Survey

In less than 10 years, one-quarter of Canada’s population will be aged 65 years and older. Fully understanding the circumstances and evolving needs of this ageing population requires collecting regular and reliable data from older Canadians themselves.

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