Program on foreign labour needs tightening
The piece argues for stricter rules and enforcement of the temporary foreign workers program amid alleged abuses and cynicism. It recalls HD Mining in 2012 and the 2013 regulatory changes, including banning language requirements and adjusting wage and posting rules, while urging fair labor practices and better pay in shortages. It cites RBC outsourcing and McDonald’s Canada actions, and cites C D Howe Institute findings on regional labor markets and unemployment.
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B.C
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Alberta
Simon Fraser University Public Policy
Dominique Gross
Keep the faith Chetwynd vows rebound after mine closures
Mayor Merlin Nichols urges residents to stay hopeful as Brule and Willow close and coal mining declines. He cites a diversified local economy with lumber agriculture and gas, promising job absorption by thriving industries and urging support for local businesses to aid recovery.
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Willow
Chetwynd
British Columbia
Local merchants praised for customer loyalty in Chetwynd
A letter from Jackfish, BC applauds With Love Design in Mirja's Flowers for going beyond the call of duty. After a missed pickup the shop provided a new arrangement at no extra cost, illustrating strong local support and loyalty to community businesses.
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