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By April 2009, Canada will have a truly national labour market, whereby workers in regulated occupations, such as architects, accountants, plumbers, and doctors, will be able freely move across provincial and territorial borders.  At present, many individuals in regulated occupations need to be re-certified by the province or territory to which they are relocating before [...]

Huge numbers of Canadian families are hunting for deals this holiday season and retailers are responding in turn, going out of their way to attract these increasingly penny-wise shoppers to their stores, an Angus Reid Strategies poll has found.
In the past three months, Canadian families have taken many different steps to save money while shopping.  [...]

The holidays are the season for giving and during times of economic downturn, you may have to dig a bit deeper into your pockets. However, you can still end up better off. In addition to the tax breaks year-end giving can bring, as it turns out, giving is also good for your health. 
“Several studies over [...]

Canada and the European Union have signed an agreement to ease restrictions on transatlantic air travel.
Canada and the European Union announced Tuesday a deal that would end many rules governing air travel between this country and the 27 member nations of the European coalition.
Without giving many details, both governments said the agreement will lead to [...]

 
People living in PEI are the greenest among us, a new Statistics Canada study shows. A whopping 92% of Islanders compost regularly, compared to 71% and 38% in the next-best composting provinces, Nova Scotia and Ontario.
But that’s not all P.E.I. households are doing to reduce negative environmental footprints. The survey shows Islanders are avid recyclers and [...]

 
A majority of Canadians believe Governor General Michaëlle Jean was right in accepting a request from Prime Minister Stephen Harper to prorogue the House of Commons until late January 2009, a new Angus Reid Strategies poll has found.
In the online survey of a representative national sample, 51 per cent of respondents agree with the Governor [...]

Canada’s competition cops want to crack down on consumer rebates, which are growing in popularity but are also ripe for abuse. The federal Competition Bureau has set up a special research group and will issue a bulletin that warns businesses against false and misleading rebate ads — and tries to arm shoppers against deceptive practices.
The issue [...]

 
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