Manitoba considers Bill 44 to regulate international students
Langstaff of Mountain View School Division explains Manitoba's proposed Bill 44 creates a provincial code of practice for all providers enrolling foreign students. It empowers inspections, fines providers up to 100000, and collects data to strengthen Canada’s international education system and student safety. The act aims to standardize programs amid rising international enrollments from Korea Colombia Netherlands and Brazil.
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Manitoba Premier defends balanced growth plan amid PST rise
In a Swan Valley interview Premier Greg Selinger defends Manitoba's approach to a one percent PST increase while stressing a balanced path to growth. He cites Hydro Bipole III, export and trade efforts, and immigration to fuel jobs, plus a climate stance restricting coal burning and coke use to cut greenhouse gases.
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Cit ations Founds Community Leadership Firm in Winnipeg
Cit ations was founded by Communit ership Solutions a community development corporation and registered charity with a mandate to create quality jobs for low income people in Winnipeg inner city. Inner City Renovations is a unique construction company revitalizing commercial buildings and multi unit residential projects. In four years they sustained a for profit market driven sector, reaching about $2 million in annual revenues while creating full time jobs with wages benefits training and career ladders.
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Inner City Renovations eyes expansion and employee ownership
Over ten years Inner City Renovations built a solid Winnipeg reputation as a social enterprise contractor with dual bottom lines. The group seeks growth into new sectors toward an employee owned company, weighing two million dollars in revenue against providing full time jobs that revitalize communities. An August 26 presentation on Social Enterprising at Life and Art Centre will discuss their sustainable system approach and opportunities with Ben Brodeur, DO for Roblin Shell River Economic.
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