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Link to the Working in Canada Tool


The Working in Canada Tool provides job seekers with a detailed labour market report customized to their occupation and a location.



How to describe the Working in Canada Tool



Short Version:

The Working in Canada Tool is a free resource provided by the Government of Canada available in French and English. The Working in Canada Tool provides job seekers with a detailed labour market report customized to their occupation and location.



Long Version:

The Working in Canada Tool is a free resource provided by the Government of Canada available in French and English. The Working in Canada Tool is available at www.WorkinginCanada.gc.ca, the Government of Canada's official source of information about working in Canada.


The Working in Canada Tool helps job seekers work in Canada. After inputting a specific occupation and a location, an individual can produce a customized report containing information on job descriptions, skill requirements, wages, education programs, and job opportunities.


By researching different occupations and different locations, a job seeker can make an informed decision about where to work in Canada.


Direct Link to the Tool


The Working in Canada Tool can be accessed directly through the following link:

www.workingincanada.gc.ca/tool.

Images and Banners



In order to facilitate direct links to the Working in Canada Tool, the following banners have been created. To make it easier to incorporate any of our banners into your HTML source code, simply copy the code next to the banner graphic and paste it into your Web page.




Working in Canada Tool Banner - Style 1 (600x80 pixels)

Working in Canada Tool - Banner



Working in Canada Tool Banner - Style 2 (with occupation type-in option) (600x80 pixels)
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Working in Canada Tool Rectangular Banner (75x145 pixels)

Working in Canada Tool



Working in Canada Tool Square Button (100x100 pixels)

Working in Canada Tool



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