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Everyone that doubts Canada’s value, or it’s impact on the United States needs to watch this video. Kennedy might have been a philanderer, but I’m sure he is one of the best leaders of all time.
This Albertan company has built an empire that stretches into the US and now has spun off a separate Power Development company Capital Power Corp.
As I was listening to yet another comment on how ‘terrible the Vancouver Olympics are’ and ‘how (they) may go down as the worst ever’.
This article, written by Andrew Cooper of Safety Forge Consulting is great because if throws sand in the face of everyone saying we need to take risks to get ahead, innovate etc. On the contrary, I pick safe and boring and I prefer to find my excitement at a poker table, where the biggest risk is whether somebody calls my bluff.
Safe=Boring=Home at the end of the day…click here
When I look at this video I just thank God I don’t work in a coal mine.
So Steve Jobs thinks he has a story to tell… Continue Reading »
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Canadian Labour Stats- Job vacancies, Three-month average ending in March 2013There were 221,000 job vacancies among Canadian businesses in March, down 24,000 from March 2012. There were 6.4 unemployed people for every job vacancy, up from 5.9 a year earlier, as the decline in vacancies was at a faster pace than the decline in unemployment.
- 2011 National Household Survey announcement: Education and Labour , On Wednesday, June 26, 2013, Statistics Canada will release the second set of data from the 2011 National Household Survey (NHS). The release focuses on education, labour, place of work and language of work. It also features two analytical reports.
- Employer pension plans (trusteed pension funds), fourth quarter 2012The market value of Canadian employer-sponsored pension funds totaled $1.2 trillion at the end of the fourth quarter, up 3.1% from the third quarter.
- Study: Unemployment dynamics among Canada's youth, 1977 to 2012In 2012, the unemployment rate of youths aged 15 to 24 was 14.3%, compared with a rate of 6.0% for core-age adults aged 25 to 54. A significant gap between the unemployment rates of youths and adults have been observed every year since 1977.
- Registered apprenticeship training programs, 2011 (final)Total registrations in apprenticeship training programs across Canada declined 1.0% from the previous year to 426,283 in 2011. This was the first decline since 2008.
- Job vacancies, Three-month average ending in March 2013
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