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jobs in ontario

The TTC is currently hiring for a wide range of roles across Toronto — and some of them come with seriously impressive paycheques.

This comes just after the buzz around the CNE's summer job openings, where a jaw-dropping 54,000 people applied for just 5,000 seasonal jobs.

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Working at Value Village was one of the few jobs I held down in my early 20s that I actually quite liked. Mainly because all I had to do was walk around a giant store and hang shirts up. There was minimal human interaction—just the way I like it.

However, while working at my local Mississauga Value Village, I did notice that a shocking number of customers purchased items that were essentially garbage with a price tag simply because they were dirt cheap.

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Some of life's toughest questions revolve around career and work. The answers look different for everyone, and no matter what direction they take you, exploring your options is important. Whether you're entering the workforce or ready to shift gears and try something new, the dynamic world of welding might be the industry for you!

Welding is not just a job; it's a certified pathway to a rewarding future. The Government of Canada predicts that 17,700 more welding jobs will become available in the next 10 years, meaning there has never been a more opportune time to become a welder. In Ontario alone, welders can make up to about $36 per hour, with advanced specializations allowing for greater financial benefits.

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Remember being in lockdown? Well, turns out that wasn't so good for Canada's economy or its employment landscape. According to a recent study by Resume.io, while some Canadian cities are seeing workers nestle into long-term roles post-COVID-19, others are witnessing a very different trend, one that is playing out a bit more like musical chairs.

These are the top job hopping cities in Canada.

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Ever dreamt of ditching your mundane 9-to-5 and picking up something that actually lights a fire under your workbench, perhaps in the world of skilled trades in Ontario? Well, maybe it's time to tap into those little flutters of skill, judgment, and creativity you've been hiding away, friend. With over 144 trades to choose from — think mechanical, electrical, automotive, and more — these 6 apprentice programs in Ontario are rolling out the red carpet for your inner artisan. And the best part? They'll pay you to learn!

Through these accessible apprenticeships in Ontario, you can work alongside seasoned pros, and absorb their wisdom like a sponge during a one-year stint on the job before switching gears to a classroom setting for an intense eight to 12-week study session. But you won't just learn your trade; you'll live it, working either full or part-time for the two to five years it takes you to complete your apprenticeship.

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