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| Brian Jean Guest Column: Canadians must start working for each other That's certainly the approach B.C.'s so-called union party (the NDP) has taken against Canada's energy workers. While B.C. politicians happily take oil-fueled ferries and jets to get to their day jobs in Victoria, and enjoy the benefits of having a major port town shipping fuel products in and out daily, they ...
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| Canada's corporate tax rates remain competitive in spite of US cuts, Morneau says Morneau said Friday that in the short-term the budget will be about "making sure everyone can be successful in our economy" so that in the longer term, it can be innovative and create jobs for more Canadians. "We know that women can have a higher participation rate in our workforce, we know that ...
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| The Government of Canada outlines next steps in clean-energy transition Jobs in solar and wind energy have doubled since 2012. Employment and Social Development Canada is already working closely with the Province of Alberta to assist people impacted by changes in the coal-fired electricity and the mining sectors. Budget 2017 announced the Government of Canada's ...
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| OPINION: High taxes forcing young Islanders to leave Considering that solid teaching jobs – like many other professions – are scarce, she might join the legions of other Islanders and Canadians who've moved permanently to China, Japan, Korea, Chile, Dubai and many other nations for stable employment, a higher quality of life, and a more reasonable ...
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| O (my God) Canada: We're raiding RRSPs. Housing's down. Small firms are dour. (But there's ... But we've also got some nasty habits that could become even more of a concern this year as interest rates rise, housing slows, consumers pull back and the job market eases after its heady run. Here are some recent findings on the economic and personal finance front. And why Vancouver may be ...
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Why are such supposedly compassionate Liberals letting Sears rip off its workers? The demise of Sears Canada has seen 16,000 employees lose their jobs. That's an unfortunate, but inevitable, outcome in these times when online giants Amazon and Alibaba are transforming the retail universe. But what shouldn't have to be inevitable is the loss of pension benefits for those employees ...
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| Canada is lagging on innovation—and the Liberals aren't helping The release last week by Statistics Canada of their monthly January jobs report—which showed that Canada lost nearly 90,000 jobs in the first month of 2018—will make for excellent fodder amongst critics of the federal government's approach to economic development. But for a far better indicator of the ...
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| Letters to the Editor, Feb. 17 They have published many scathing letters featuring our inept PM Trudeau Jr. He has brought us legal marijuana, Orwellian "Newspeak" from 1984, Western Canadian alienation, and the all important gay rights. This all at the expense of jobs, massive debt financing and national unrest. Well done ...
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| Canada with Record Crash: See here the probable beginning of the Real Estate Crash Incidentally, the nervousness of the Canadian economy as a whole (grossly over-indebted) is shown by the following fact: The latest labour market data in Canada showed a leap in unemployment. Since 2009, not as many jobs have been lost in January as in January. Observers point out that in the ...
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| Ontario manufacturing 'Supercluster' among big federal funding winners The subsequent economic impact would boost the GDP by $15 billion and create 50,000 jobs for Canadians. The others included a "digital technology supercluster" in B.C., a "protein industries supercluster" in the prairies, an "ocean supercluster" in Atlantic Canada as well as a "Scale AI supercluster" in ...
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