An original television series created in partnership with Rogers Communication. Jr ECTV was a weekly show featuring intergenerational conversations about media, pop culture, politics, health, economics and more. Each week a fresh panel of young leaders engaged with some of the most prominent leaders in Canada to debate and discuss the most pressing issues of the day. Jr. EC TV ran successfully for 6 seasons and 52 episodes drawing a diverse audience of youth, leaders, parents and educators.

A feature length documentary exploring themes of reconciliation through the eyes of 30 non indigenous and indigenous Canadian teenagers that meet for the first time and travel from Iqaluit to Toronto with The Jr. Economic Club

Sides* was a content stream for youth created in partnership with Bell Media. Anchored by a first-of-its-kind weekly LIVE TV show on social media, our feed stayed fresh all week long with a mix of produced and user-generated content across all social channels. Sides* passes the mic to the next generation and lets them lead the conversation. We want to give our younger generation a voice and a platform to talk about serious world issues from a fresh and youthful perspective. Our goal is to encourage more youth to engage in meaningful conversations about the world around them and the issues that pertain to their future. We’re everywhere our audience is, including TV. We curate the best of the week into a one-hour TV series. Sides* mixes the unfiltered discussion from the “LIVE social first show” with the viewers’ social media reaction and rants, airing on MUCH every week. Sides* completed its first season in 2017.

A one-day program bringing 3000 young leaders together with 3000 policy makers and business leaders from across Canada, discussing the future of work and the people, planet, profit economy with Former President Barack Obama.

Economics of Equality Part 1: Advancing Women & Girls featuring Former First Lady Michelle Obama

A one-day program drawing 1500 young leaders together with 1500 business leaders to discuss gender equality with Michelle Obama.

A full-day summit designed to empower young women and girls featuring Madame Trudeau in a live and interactive conversation about leadership, success and overcoming obstacles.

A one-day program for indigenous women and girls to engage with business executives and learn from a panel of accomplished indigenous leaders about their unique pathways to success in a variety of fields and industries.

A one-day program bringing 500 young women and girls together with activists, policy makers and business leaders to learn from award-winning human rights lawyer and activist, Amal Clooney.

A full-day program in partnership with Hoame Meditation Studio in Toronto, designed to teach youth the fundamentals of mindfulness and meditation and how these practices can support success in school and career. This program provides youth with the foundational knowledge of the conscious economy.

Black on Bay Street Annual Event

A live and interactive annual event featuring Black leaders who authentically discuss the unique challenges and opportunities for Black Canadians working on Bay Street.

A one-day program featuring a panel of prominent female business leaders that are first generation Canadians or long-standing immigrants to discuss success, failure and their unique career pathways.

Our marquee program that has been running for 9 years in Ontario. On an annual basis, hundreds of high school students join us for “Day on Bay” field trips throughout the year. This high-profile field trip gives students a firsthand experience of Toronto’s Financial District while simultaneously teaching them the fundamentals of finance and economic wellbeing.

An interactive program to help students develop a better understanding of personal money management and business, specially designed for high priority schools within the Toronto District School Board, in partnership with the Equity and Inclusive Schools Office.

This annual truth and reconciliation camp is designed by The Jr. Economic Club and created specifically for high school students across Canada. The exchange program allows students to live on indigenous lands for the first half of the program, followed by a trip to Toronto for the second portion of the program. The 8-day program culminated with business competition where students marketed their very own business ideas and business plans to a group of A-list Canadian business leaders and senior government officials for a chance to win academic scholarships.

This 5-day experiential learning program brings together students from across Canada to partake in a hands-on program and business competition designed to equip them with work readiness skills and entrepreneurship training. The program allows students the opportunity to directly engage with business leaders and policy makers while competing for a chance win to scholarships for their unique business ideas.

A unique educational tool designed to help students learn how to budget their money while balancing their happiness and overall well-being. This program has been used by over 30,000 students and educators from across Canada.

An educational program designed to teach youth about the intersection of physical health and financial health. Our program features interactive games where students test their knowledge of the material in a fun and engaging way.

A digital art education curriculum designed to equip artists with the entrepreneurship and business skills required to support their careers and financial success within the creative economy.season in 2017.

Jr. EC has partnered with Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (ITK), formerly Inuit Tapirisat of Canada, the national voice of 55,000 Inuit folks living in 53 communities across the Inuvialuit Settlement Region, to develop a financial literacy toolkit that is used to educate Inuit youth across all four Arctic regions of Canada. This project produced a culturally relevant financial literacy toolkit that is used by Inuit Youth Coordinators, educators and other organizations providing programs for Inuit Youth.