International student who died after donating plasma in Winnipeg suffered sudden cardiac arrest, family representative says

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Canadian and American high school and college graduates are entering a labour market shaped by artificial intelligence, economic uncertainty, and shifting hiring patterns. This is making entry-level work harder to find. ​​Canadian youth optimism has eroded in recent years due to the state of the economy and fewer job opportunities. In the United States, meanwhile, young Americans are more pessimistic than older generations about finding work. “The job market this class is graduating into is genuinely unlike anything we’ve seen before,” said Kip Havel, CMO of Dexian...