Canadian Job Wars Signal Tough 1991 Labor Market
Toronto Sun reports a slow 1991 economy with real estate leading recovery in construction jobs. Employment expert Sylvia Milne advises updating resumes, taking courses, networking, and staying proactive. She notes four to five months to find work and that 82 percent of relocated clients move to higher paying jobs.
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Mother Corporation
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Garden seed orders reveal green trends and high prices
A crop of seed orders from Canada’s largest mail order house shows Mrs. James Sammons of Gleichen buying Siberia tomatoes and horseradish for 239.20 with GST. Lawrence Billett of Richlea orders 68.59 worth of vegetables and flowers. East Selkirk’s Mrs. Peggy Craplewe spends 32.42 on lettuce squash corn and bells. The McFayden crew processes 3000 orders daily, with a two day turnaround and a 1.7 million annual postage bill. Environmental concerns drive policy, with an new environment committee and organic planting.
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Canada
James Sammons
Gleichen
Lawrence Billett
Richlea
East Selkirk
Peggy Craplewe
Columbine
McFayden
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