The Ontario government offers various youth employment initiatives to help young people aged 15-29 find work and develop skills.
The City of Toronto offers youth employment services, including job training, mentorship, and placement programs for young people.
UNICEF Canada's youth employment initiatives focus on providing young people with the skills and support they need to succeed in the workforce.
The Government of Canada's Youth Employment and Skills Strategy provides funding for initiatives that help young people gain work experience and develop skills.
The Youth Job Connection program provides youth with job training, mentorship, and placement services to help them find employment.
Researchers at McGill University are studying the impact of youth employment initiatives on the labour market and young people's career outcomes.
The Globe and Mail reports on the latest news and trends in youth employment, including initiatives and programs in Ontario.
The YWCA Canada offers a range of resources and services to support young people in finding employment and developing their careers.