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AI and Entry-Level Labour Demand
Canadian Economics June 11, 2026
While much of the public discussion around artificial intelligence (AI) focuses on which occupations may grow or disappear as it advances, a more immediate concern is whether AI is already taking away entry-level jobs, making it harder for workers to start their career journeys.
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