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New child care centre coming for Cranbrook families
More families in Cranbrook will have access to affordable and high-quality child care through 123 new licensed child care spaces.
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Mark Carney Was Right: Cheap Foreign Labour Hurts Canadians
Ottawa, ON – Today, the Hon. Michelle Rempel Garner, Conservative Shadow Minister for Immigration, released the following statement: “‘One doesn’t want an over-reliance, certainly, on temporary foreign workers for lower-skilled jobs, which prevent the wage adjustment mechanism from making sure that Canadians are paid higher wages, but also so that firms improve their productivity as…
Post Canada Strike: What Are the Impacts?
The federal government has called for measures to be implemented by Canada Post to address financial concerns, prompting a strike by the Crown corporation’s workers. CPAC host Michael Serapio interviews the vice-president of communications and stakeholder engagement at Canada Post Jon Hamilton on what the impacts of the strike are for the corporation and what…
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Carrier Sekani First Nations and B.C. renew commitment to reconciliation
The Province and seven Carrier Sekani First Nations are re-affirming their shared commitment to implementing a long-term, collaborative vision for reconciliation. View the full article from the original source
Liberal Policies Drive Women’s Unemployment
Ottawa, ON – The Liberal government likes to talk about supporting women in the workforce. But new Statistics Canada data tell a different story: Canadian women are losing jobs at an alarming pace. In July, the number of core-aged women (25–54) receiving Employment Insurance jumped by an alarming 12 per cent in a single month,…
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Province adds training seats for nurse practitioners throughout B.C.
The Province has added 65 nurse practitioner (NP) training seats to three post-secondary institutions, making training accessible in five regions throughout the province and supporting the growth of B.C.’s health-care workforce. View the full article from the original source
