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| Sen. Hirono: Canada Preclearance Will Benefit Economy "Canada's approval of the 2015 preclearance agreement strengthens our close bilateral ties and advances opportunities to support Hawai'i's second largest international visitor market," said Sen. Hirono. "The preclearance expansion will create Hawaii jobs, while easing airport congestion and improving ...
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| Immigrant professionals wanted to fill a survey about employment experiences "Often skilled new Canadians are unemployed or working in jobs that do not utilize their experience, leading to frustration, discouragement and alienation," he says. "To build a strong and inclusive Canada, it is essential for new Canadians to be able to integrate into Canadian society as quickly and as ...
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| Canadian apparel giant to cut 90 jobs in Mass., send work to Central America Gildan Activewear Inc., a Montreal-based apparel company that acquired the struggling American Apparel brand earlier this year, will lay off about 90 people at a soon-to-be shuttered facility in Massachusetts and send the work to Central America. A Gildan (NYSE: GIL) spokesman confirmed that the ...
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| Alberta launches largest solar project in western Canada The utility-scale, 17-megawatt solar project on the east side of the Trans-Canada Highway is the work of Vancouver, British Columbia-based developer Elemental Energy. The $30 million project was five years in the making but construction took less than seven months. The solar array can power up to ...
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| Liberals considering building more ships to stop Irving job cuts — but that might anger Quebec THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan. The Liberal government's openness to protecting jobs at Irving stands in contrast to its response to similar requests for more work from Davie Shipbuilding in Quebec. It has rejected Davie's proposals to purchase a second interim supply ship — effectively ...
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| Laid off oil and gas workers train for alternative energy jobs as wind blows Alberta in new direction Nearly two years after being laid off as an electrician in Alberta's flailing oil and gas sector, the 42-year-old is training to become a wind turbine technician. "It is tough to find work right now. It's not like it was before," said Kokas in a class at Lethbridge College, one of two institutions in Western Canada ...
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| Being dependable easier when you're doing a job you love, says bus driver retiring at age 70 More than three-million kilometres later, Medhurst says he still enjoys the work. "I like the job. I like doing it, I like being with people," the 70-year-old said. "It's been very good for me." In an era when Canadians are told to expect many jobs in their lifetime, not decades spent with one employer, Murray's is ...
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| Canada private sector adds 59200 jobs in November: ADP OTTAWA – Canadian companies added 59,200 workers to their payrolls in November, led by gains in the education and health care, construction and finance sectors, according to the ADP employment report released on Thursday. FILE PHOTO – Exhibitors speak with visitors at the 2014 Spring ...
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