The poppy is the symbol of Remembrance Day. On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, we observe two minutes of silence for the members of our armed forces who died in service to Canada. November 11, 2019. 11:00 am.                    

Career Professionals of Canada is closed from December 19, 2018 to January 2, 2019.  We’d like to wish you the very best this holiday season, and a truly prosperous New Year.

Warm winter wishes for an enchanted holiday season. CPC’s annual holiday break will begin December 19, 2018 and carry through to January 2, 2019. Don’t worry – you’ll still have access to all your resources and colleagues through the Career Professionals of Canada site, our Professional Members Portal, the CPC Facebook Group, and the CPC LinkedIn Group. As we prepare for another exciting new year, CPC’s Advisory Board will be convening in January 2019. Check out our events calendar to see everything we’ve got in store for you. We hope you all enjoy […]

By Sukhjit Singh. Happy National Volunteer Week #NVW2017, here is my gift to awesome #volunteers V-Power #MakeADifference #Canada150 #NewCdn #cdnimm We are cognizant that Canada would not be the country it is today without the peace and friendship of Nations indigenous to Canada, and the innumerable contributions of peoples from a diverse cultural mosaic. In recognition, as the country marks 150 years since confederation, we invite you to join us in celebrating Canada 150 PLUS.  

Every year more than six million Canadians, including almost every school-aged child in Canada, take part in annual Earth Day celebrations. Take action and join this global movement to create a sustainable future. Check out Earth Day events in your area and add your event to the Earth Day Calendar.

Celebrate CANADA DAY (Fête du Canada), the birthday of Canada. On July 1, 1867, Canada became a new federation with its own constitution. We recognize this important day across the provinces and territories with parades, fireworks, and fun-filled outdoor events. You’ll find presentations, music, and many other activities in public centres across Canada. From coast to coast to coast, we celebrate our history and the achievements that define who we are as Canadians. What’s your Canada? What’s your Canada? Anson Henry on how everyone loves Canada What’s your Canada? Paul Martin […]