The vice-dean at the University of Alberta’s School of Business said Alberta and Ontario’s tax structure and regulations best position them to keep growing the cannabis industry. Continue reading
Canada gained 63,000 jobs in September, lowering the unemployment rate. That was largely in BC and Ontario. Provincially here it’s a different story. Alberta lost 6,000 jobs, yet Edmonton picked up 3,000. Continue reading
“The last time it occurred in May 1977 when there was a 1.1 percentage point drop.” Continue reading
600 jobs were created in London in September. Continue reading
The Ontario government wants to review Bill 148, which mandates equal pay for part-time and temporary workers doing the same job as full-time workers, increases sick day benefits and paid vacation and increases the minimum wage from $14 an hour to $15 on Jan. 1, 2019. Continue reading
The Brockville mayoral race is underway with four candidates voicing their opinions and strategies on how they will resolve community issues. Continue reading
October has been designated as Disability Employment Awareness Month by the Government of Saskatchewan. Continue reading
A new report looking at employment and skills outcomes in Canada shows Indigenous people still face numerous barrier, but changes when there are Indigenous-led programs. Continue reading
The province’s minimum wage is set to increase from $10.96 per hour to $11.06 per hour, from Oct. 1. Continue reading
The online giant says the 450,000 square foot warehouse facility will create more than 700 full-time jobs. Continue reading
