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| Amazon bringing 3000 new tech jobs to Vancouver Amazon has announced plans to expand its Vancouver tech hub and bring 3,000 new jobs to the city. The new positions will be focused on e-commerce technology, cloud computing and machine learning. Staff will be based out of the city's old Canada Post building on West Georgia Street, with the ...
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Trump delays steel and aluminum tariffs for Canada, Mexico and European Union, pulling back on ... Trump has put off a decision on steel and aluminum tariffs aimed at Mexico and Canada because he is trying to gain more access for U.S. .... by value, but Trump says that the worldwide flood of cheap steel is one factor that has led to the closure of numerous U.S. smelters, and the loss of American jobs.
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| Legal fight over summer jobs abortion-rights clause escalates as new challenges are filed OTTAWA — The legal battle over the government's Canada Summer Jobs attestation is only just beginning, as the allegations pile up in one case while other groups who were denied funding prepare their own Charter challenges. New documents in an ongoing Federal Court challenge were filed on ...
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| Is artificial intelligence going to take my job? Undoubtedly, big changes are coming to the provision of legal services. A New York Times article published last year cited a McKinsey study that looked at the global economy's automation potential. Applying the study findings, the article estimated that 23 per cent of a lawyer's job could be automated.
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| Newcomers find jobs, prosperity in Atlantic Canada -- if they stay Immigrants who stay in Atlantic Canada have higher employment levels, higher wages and face less discrimination than immigrants to other parts of Canada, yet the region struggles to attract newcomers and has the lowest retention rates in Canada. Atlantic Canada is engaged in a radical experiment in ...
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| New analysis confirms carbon pricing works: it will significantly reduce pollution while our economy ... Canada's GDP is expected to grow by approximately two per cent a year between now and 2022 – with or without carbon pricing. This does not include the huge opportunity that clean innovation spurred by carbon pricing will have in helping Canadian companies create jobs and compete successfully in ...
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| Ontario Helping to Create Jobs and Boost Economic Growth in London Ontario is partnering with Dr. Oetker Canada, a multinational food and foodservices business, to support a new, high-speed frozen pizza manufacturing line that will help to create 103 jobs and retain 115 positions and boost competitiveness in London. The investment through Ontario's Jobs and ...
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| Millennial lawyers are creating their own multi-faceted careers They aren't the first to do that; but in today's climate, where so many are wondering where today's law grads will get their articling opportunity or if there are indeed enough jobs for young lawyers at law firms where they have traditionally received their base training, I think Anderson and Avis demonstrate ...
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| C# developer, Linux two of the fastest-growing search terms for Canadian tech job seekers A new report from Indeed Canada shows the fastest-growing search terms for tech job seekers in Canada. To identify tech workers, Indeed looked at the the job titles listed on their resumes, and compiled data based on the start of 2017 to the first two months of 2018. C# developer topped the list, ...
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| Hundreds of summer jobs available for students in Long Range Mountains district The federal government has approved funding for 742 positions under the Canada Summer Jobs program for students in the Long Range Mountains riding this year. Long Range Mountains MP Gudie Hutchings announced the hiring season for the program has begun in a news release April 26.
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