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Young people stressed by uncertain economy, survey finds
A surprising 90 per cent of people between 18 and 24 years of age feel excessive stress compared to 72 per cent of all adult Canadians, according to the Sun Life Canadian health Index study. Continue reading
Prime Minister of Canada congratulated MADD with the 25th anniversary of Project Red Ribbon campaign
“Today we mark a milestone in the existence of MADD Canada – an organization that has dedicated itself to eliminating impaired driving and the tragedies it causes, and to supporting victims of this violent crime.
“For 25 years now, volunteers of MADD Canada have been raising awareness of the destructive and often deadly consequences of driving while impaired. In so doing, they have succeeded in educating drivers of all ages, saving lives, and making our streets and communities safer. Continue reading
Brampton/Caledon Employment Services
Brampton/Caledon Employment Service
Thursday, October 25, 2012
11am – 3pm
Sheridan College – Davis Campus @ 7899 McLaughlin Rd. Brampton, ON
905-459-7533 ext: 5234; 5535 Continue reading
ONPHA Conference
This year’s conference program offers over 80 different workshop topics in an exciting new format that lets you select your best learning format. The latest in policy updates, practical how-to’s and inspiring case studies are included with the usual selection of basic housing management.
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CAREER FAIR DAY in Scarborough, Ontario
WHAT: NAPP Canada CAREER FAIR DAY
WHEN: Thurs. OCT. 18, 2012
WHERE: SCARBOROUGH GKM Community Centre. 1250 Markham Road. Scarborough ON. Main intersection (Markham Rd and HWY 401)
SUBWAY: McCowan SUBWAY
TIME: 10AM-2:30PM Continue reading
Statement by the PM of Canada on Small Business Week
Every year, during Small Business Week, we celebrate and honour small business owners and entrepreneurs, whose hard work and dedication create jobs, growth and long-term prosperity, keeping Canada’s economy strong. Continue reading
Ironic Story of Unemployment in Canada
Of course, in Canada, we no longer have the mandatory age of retirement. So there is nothing wrong with not retiring. Federal politicians even decided to move the retirement age from 65 to 67 in order to buttress the economy and avoid/postpone deficits related to the OAS. Unfortunately, these changes only increase competition for good jobs, increase unemployment for the youth and make it even harder for young adults to get meaningful jobs. Continue reading
YPSWA Conducts Business Training in Ukraine
Young Professionals and Skilled Workers Association (YPSWA) is pleased to announce that it has completed for this year its business training project in Ukraine. YPSWA is especially proud to have worked with Technoterra, a Kharkiv based leader in the sale of new and used auto parts. Technoterra is renowned for its supply chain management and distribution of spare parts throughout Ukraine. Continue reading
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