Effective Hiring Strategies for 2025: Attracting Diverse Talent in a Changing Workforce

We’ve rounded up a list of employers currently hiring, along with some insight into the industries seeing the most growth.

What does meaningful employment mean to you? In this inspiring piece, Erwin Maramat, Employment Specialist at Prospect, explores how purpose and mindset can transform the way we approach job searching. Instead of settling for “just getting by,” he highlights how every opportunity—no matter how small—can help you build skills, character, and a brighter future.

As 2025 unfolds, Alberta’s job market is thriving with opportunities across various industries. Key areas of growth include health care, construction, skilled trades, technology, logistics, and hospitality. From roles in nursing and community care to careers in IT, engineering, and skilled trades, the province offers diverse options for those looking to transition or upskill.

Navigating job interviews can be challenging, but with preparation, you can approach them with confidence. Here are three frequently asked interview questions and strategies to answer them effectively, tailored for the Alberta job market.

In Alberta and across Canada, networking is deeply embedded in the culture. It involves maintaining or expanding your social and professional circles, which can be beneficial in social, personal, and professional contexts. In this article, we will explore the importance of networking and why it is so significant in Canada compared to other Francophone countries. We will also discuss common mistakes to avoid and key techniques to keep in mind.

October marks Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM), a time to celebrate the contributions of individuals with disabilities in the workplace and reflect on the importance of fostering inclusive environments.

In a way, job searching is an art! Whether we love it or not, it can sometimes inspire and other times unsettle us... As a career advisor and former recruiter, I observe clients daily who experience a wide range of emotions.

We recently hosted a successful collaborative workshop with Innerlogue, bringing together their team for a unique and transformative arts-based activity led by an ArtRecruits participant.

Just as the turning wheels of the mind and the blazing fire of human desire have led to the greatest discoveries and inventions, the world is now witnessing another technological upswing—Artificial Intelligence (AI).

We are thrilled to announce the launch of 5050 Marketplace, a new initiative from Prospect’s Studio C, dedicated to fostering community engagement and celebrating the talents of emerging artists from our innovative employment programming.

Corporate Canvas – A night of Creativity – Connection - Communication at Prospect’s Studio C

Prospect's 2022/2023 Annual Review showcases a year of significant growth and community engagement.

On Wednesday, February 1, 2023, current and former participants in Prospect’s Entrepreneurs with Disabilities program (EDP) showcased their business ideas and solutions at a Showcase event organized by Prospect.

The success of Prospect’s Career Links Program would not be possible without the generous support of The Co-operators – Community Funds Grant.

We could not offer the Digital Literacy Program without the support of the CIBC Foundation.

Forces@WORK: First Responders gives hope back to First Responders facing life out-of-uniform transitions through life-skills, peer counselling and work experience opportunities

DEAM Awards Gala 2022 honoured 52 nominees from 45 companies in an inspiring evening showcasing excellence in inclusion and diversity in the workplace.

Award recognizes not-for-profit’s work in building literacy and foundational skills for Alberta job-seekers

Technology is a source of innovation, revolution, and freedom. It’s hard to imagine a life without social media, search engines, and YouTube cat videos.

Since launching in April, the Alberta Jobs Now Program has helped over 14,000 Albertans find work.

Everyone knows a perfectionist – someone who looks at their work and focuses on the smallest flaw rather than the excellence of the whole. It’s a valuable trait when it comes to cutting diamonds, tightrope walking, or neurosurgery. But in day to day work, perfectionism can be a barrier.