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Little evidence AI is to blame for decline in youth hiring, new StatCan study finds

by The Canadian Press November 3, 2026

written by The Canadian Press November 3, 2026

By Kaitlyn McGrath A recent study from Statistics Canada suggests that while it may be more difficult for youth to land a…

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Little evidence AI is to blame for decline in youth hiring, new StatCan study finds

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