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| Employers miss out on talent by overlooking workers living with disabilities As the Canadian labour pool continues to shrink due to an ageing workforce, workplaces will need to search for talent. People living with disabilities ...
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| Canadian official touts how important Utah trade is, praises progress on new North American accord And jobs that depend on that trade on both sides of the border are in the hundreds of thousands," he said in an interview, adding the trade accord is ...
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| Manitoba businesses benefit from support for steel and aluminum sector WINNIPEG, July 26, 2019 /CNW/ - Canada's steel and aluminum sectors are key contributors to the Canadian economy, providing well-paying jobs in ... Minister Blair announces support for over 600 steel workers in northern Ontario and Alberta - Benzinga
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| Parliamentary Secretary O'Connell announces support for more than 818 Canadian steel workers ... "Canadian steel producers and workers form the economic backbone of communities across our country. This investment will support 818 jobs at ...
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| Gay Lea Foods co-op receives CA $16.9m from Canadian government The investment will also help to generate 13 new skilled jobs and maintain 50 at the Teeswater facility. Set up 60 years ago, Gay Lea has 4,300 ...
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| Cool Runnings? Jamaica rugby 7s dream big at Pan Am Games They'll also play against the Canadians again Saturday in Lima. ... All of them juggle jobs, family and training, and they can meet only a week before a ...
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| Nationalism sells in trade wars — just be careful what you're buying National describes itself in the plural as "Canada's storytellers," perhaps ... Even American news outlets such as the New York Post and CBS noticed ...
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| PATRICK JOHNSTON: Coach Jones anxious to see Canadians' dry run ahead of Rugby World Cup PATRICK JOHNSTON: Coach Jones anxious to see Canadians' dry run ahead ... So, with just two months left until the Canadians launch their 2019 Rugby ... who weren't in daily training back then — they were working daytime jobs.
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| Government of Canada supports youth entrepreneurship and clean tech at Simon Fraser University These projects support Canada's Innovation and Skills Plan, to grow the economy, create high-quality jobs, and provide Canadians with the skills they ...
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| Review says lawyers didn't break ethics rules in building Hassan Diab's extradition case Murray Segal, a former deputy attorney general in Ontario, wrote that Canada's extradition law is largely misunderstood and the system could work ...
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