Skills

Josie Fung of I-Think speaks about Creative economy and the importance of creativity in education system.

As Canada emerges from the pandemic, creativity is the new “it” skill. Find out why in our new report, The Coming Creativity Boom.

RBC Thought Leadership outlines eight ways that governments, educators, and employers could help prepare Indigenous youth for the digital future.

A look at Canada's place in the world and how the country's greatest untapped resource may be the three million Canadians who live abroad.

A concerted effort is needed to resume Canada's leadership in attracting international students.

This new generation of Indigenous youth will be critical to Canada's economic recovery, and the nature of the recovery will also be critical to their prosperity.

John Baker, founder of D2L, joined RBC Disruptors to talk about how Canada can take advantage of this opportunity to lead the charge.

For Canada to remain a global education leader that continues to attract the world's brightest, our institutions will need to differentiate themselves.

Sheetal Jaitly and Eman Faiz, of TribalScale, joined RBC Disruptors to talk about Canadian tech talent – both within Canada and abroad.

RBC CEO David McKay says we'll need to work together and think about offence as well as defence while we plan for “the next normal."

As the shelf life of tech skills shortens, human skills will be needed to thrive in a AI-powered economy.

Ideas on how the school system might better prepare youth for the rapidly changing world of work.