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Microsoft's new BC workforce to consist mostly of foreigners: draft plan Despite requests from CBC News, neither Microsoft Canada nor B.C.'s jobs ministry provided any updated ratios of foreign to Canadian workers.
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Canada's Looming Tech Employment Problem A 1% increase in labour productivity as the result of adopting advanced technologies would yield $8 billion to the Canadian economy, a new report ...
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| Harper Government Supports Canadian Company in Quebec City, Que. The BCIP helps Canadian businesses get their cutting-edge goods and services from the lab to the marketplace. Successful sales translate into jobs, ...
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PM announces support to open new markets for small and medium-sized businesses Small and medium-sized enterprises represent 99 per cent of all businesses in Canada and account for nearly 90 per cent of jobs in the private sector.
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| Connecting Canadians Digitally to Build a Stronger Economy The Minister also discussed the Government's priorities that support Canadian families, growing the economy and creating jobs and investment ...
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OPEC's decline will be Canada's gain as the organization's influence wanes It's tough to see any upside today from the break up – through job cuts, ... "The reality is the ability of the Canadians to become a pivot state, hedge ...
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What Canada Can Learn From Sweden's Unionized Retail Workers Retail and food service jobs have the highest rates of low wage work. ... Six out of ten retail workers, more than a million Canadians, earn less than ...
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Politics This Morning: High-speed internet to create jobs, grow economy, says Moore Industry Minister James Moore spoke about the government's Digital Canada 150 initiative at the Manning Centre Networking Conference on March 6.
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Temporary foreign workers face deportation come April 1 This can only be done when the shortage cannot be filled by Canadian citizens ... could hire in order to ensure that Canadians are first in line for jobs.
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The US-Canada Border Needs to Open For the Skilled Workforce Canada's Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney said at the event "Our Government's top priority remains creating jobs and opportunities for Canadians.
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