Aging boomers threaten Canada’s future growth
A Statistics Canada study warns the next 25 years will see a sharp drop in the labour participation rate as baby boomers age. By 2031 the participation rate could fall from 67 to 58 percent, with Newfoundland hit hardest at 45 percent. One in five workers could be over 55 by 2021, posing hiring and productivity challenges for employers.
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Court overturns ban on cough and cold remedies
Ontario Superior Court overturned a 2006 ban preventing grocers from selling products containing ephedrine and pseudoephedrine. Independent grocers say the ruling helps rural communities regain access to over the counter meds while regulators and the college consider the implications.
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