Great Ideas from Canadian Leaders – Labour Markets

What will Canada’s labour market look like in 10 or 20 years?  What skills will tomorrow’s graduates need to succeed?  What sectors will offer the most opportunities?  These are just some of the questions Veronica Lacey, President and CEO of The Learning Partnership, poses to four experts in this third installment of the Great Ideas from Canadian Leaders video series.

Warren Jestin, chief economist for the Bank of Nova Scotia, Kevin Lynch, vice-chair of BMO Financial Group, Don Tapscott, President and CEO, The Tapscott Group, and Anne Sado, President of George Brown College, discuss how the new global economy continues its transformation and the skills and abilities the labour market will soon demand.

The Honourable Kevin Lynch
Vice Chair, BMO Financial Group
On Labour Markets

 

Dr. Warren Jestin
Senior Vice-President and Chief Economist, Scotiabank Group
On Labour Markets

 

Don Tapscott
President and CEO, The Tapscott Group
On Labour Markets

 

Anne Sado
President, George Brown College
On Labour Markets

 

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