Workforce Development in Canada: Talent, Skills, and Building a More Resilient Digital Economy
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July 30, 2026
11:30 pm—12:30 pm
Virtual | Zoom
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Canada’s digital economy is a driving force for national productivity, innovation, and global competitiveness. Employing 2.4 million people, it reflects the country’s evolving workforce. Despite progress, ongoing representation and equity gaps remain in Canada’s digital workforce. Join us to unpack ICTC's upcoming Digital Economy Pulse report. This insight-packed snapshot will explore the composition of Canada’s digital economy and offer data-informed recommendations to build a stronger, more inclusive, skilled talent pipeline for Canadian businesses.
Canada’s digital economy is a driving force for national productivity, innovation, and global competitiveness. Employing 2.4 million people, it reflects the country’s evolving workforce. Despite progress, ongoing representation and equity gaps remain in Canada’s digital workforce.
Join us to unpack ICTC's upcoming Digital Economy Pulse report. This insight-packed snapshot will explore the composition of Canada’s digital economy and offer data-informed recommendations to build a stronger, more inclusive, skilled talent pipeline for Canadian businesses.
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