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  1. Weekly Commentary: Chair HuangRecoil Week. Markets were approaching the precipice. Panicked by prospects on the other side of the cliff – stocks this week did the usual (rally). Monday was a decent squeeze day, with the Semiconductor Index surging 6.9% - led by a 13.3%…
  2. What is Decent Work and How do we Get There?The World Day for Decent Work was launched in 2008 as a part of the Decent Work, Decent Life campaign. an initiative of five international organizations including the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) . Labour issues…
  3. Episode 1: Terry O’Reilly – REALTORS® and the Importance of Emotional ConnectionsThis podcast is about brand storytelling. We’ll explore the crucial connection between REALTORS® and the emotional aspects of home buying and how to use those key elements to add value to your client relationships and the sales process.…
  4. Episode 2: Chris Chopik – Real Estate and the EnvironmentIn celebration of Earth Day we’ll speak with REALTOR® Chris Chopik, a passionate environmental advocate about how climate-risk directly impacts the industry, the role REALTORS® can play protecting the environment, and what REALTORS® need…
  5. Episode 3: Steve Murray – REALTORS® and the Timeless Currency of TrustIn Episode 3 of REAL TIME, we talk with Steve Murray, president and co-founder of REAL Trends, about the foundational elements of real estate – what’s changed, what hasn’t – and how trust and communication continue to play a vital role in…
  6. The Big Win: Beyond SaskatchewanBea Bruske Bea is the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) President and a member of UFCW from Winnipeg, Manitoba. It’s been ten years since SFL led the effort to enshrine the right to strike as a constitutional right. The entire labour movement…
  7. Tourism HR Canada Launches Daisy, an AI-powered Platform Transforming Workforce DevelopmentNew digital platform connects occupational standards and practical tools to improve job readiness and career progression. OTTAWA, ON, September 28, 2026 — Today at its national Labour Market Forum, Tourism HR Canada launched Daisy, an…
  8. Financial AdministratorCamp Kidston seeks a new Financial Administrator beginning immediately. Responsibilities of the Financial Administrator position combine those of Bookkeeper and Registrar for the Camp. The accounting system used is QuickBooks Online, while…
  9. Family Program Volunteer AssistantPROGRAM DESCRIPTION: Family Program Volunteer Assistant In this role, your friendly presence helps foster an inclusive, safe, and organized environment for all community members, staff and other volunteers. The purpose of this role is to…
  10. Building Trades Members Hard at Work on Borouge International’s Joffre TurnaroundBorouge International Joffre site at night The Building Trades of Alberta (BTA) is proud to recognize the skilled union tradespeople currently working on the major shutdown turnaround at Borouge International’s Joffre site. This important…
  11. Building Trades of Alberta Tours Borouge International Joffre Site During Major Shutdown TurnaroundBuilding Trades Leaders Tour Borouge International Joffre Turnaround Project Leaders from the Building Trades of Alberta (BTA), its affiliated unions, and the General Presidents’ Maintenance Committee for Canada and the National…
  12. Alberta’s Building Trades Are Ready to Build Canada’s Next Nation-Building PipelinePrime Minister Mark Carney’s recent announcement with Premier Danielle Smith marks a turning point for Alberta workers, Canadian energy, and the future of nation-building infrastructure in this country. The Building Trades of Alberta…
  13. TFSA Investors: This Monthly Dividend Stock Yields 7.6%High-yield monthly dividend stocks can offer a TFSA portfolio some welcome torque. When we find one that also offers a favourable risk profile, offering predictability, stability, and resilience, then we could have a valuable option to…
  14. Loblaw vs. Empire: Which Grocery Stock Would I Choose for Long-Term Growth?My grocery habits are predictable enough that the store could probably write my list for me. That’s an appealing thing to find in a business. It’s also why I wouldn’t pay extra for a stock just because I know exactly where the cereal aisle…
  15. WRLC Statement on the Middle EastOn Tuesday, November 14th, WRLC delegates voted to adopt the following statement: The Waterloo Region Labour Council expresses profound sorrow for the numerous civilian lives lost and the enduring suffering amid the escalating violence in…
  16. Victoria skate shop looks to go non-profit after 15 years in businessInfluence Board Shop hopes to trade profits for purpose, keeping its doors open as a hub for skateboarding, youth development and community connection. On a grey, rainy day in Victoria, an empty skate park is nothing unusual. But at…
  17. 2 Top TSX ETFs to Buy and Hold in a TFSA ForeverOne of the best things about building a portfolio of top TSX ETFs is that you don’t need to pick and monitor dozens of individual stocks . In fact, given the right ETF, investors can gain access to hundreds of businesses through a single…
  18. Proposed WorkSafeBC policy change – Employer classificationWorkSafeBC is proposing a change to how it corrects employer classifications when information was missing or incorrect, but there was no intent to mislead. They want to create a new category called “Firm Non-Compliance” for situations…
  19. WorkSafeBC reminder: OHS obligations continue during BC Nurses Union job actionWe are sharing a compliance reminder from WorkSafeBC With the recent job action by the BC Nurses Union, WorkSafeBC has become aware that some employers have noted they will not be able to participate in occupational health and safety…
  20. Tesla Cybercab Purchase Agreement Reveals Strict Ownership and Operating RestrictionsTesla has outlined strict ownership and operating conditions for its Cybercab, revealing new restrictions for customers invited to purchase the autonomous vehicle for US$29,990 . According to screenshots of Tesla’s purchase and Autonomy…
  21. New resources on the way for BC farms under pressure from pests and diseaseVANCOUVER – British Columbia is home to a prolific fruit and vegetable production sector, satisfying local consumers and exporting $1.2 billion in products to markets around the world. However, the last few years have seen climate-driven…
  22. Do gift cards expire in Canada? Rules by provinceMost gift cards sold in Canada cannot expire, and most provinces also ban fees that eat into the balance. The federal Financial Consumer Agency of Canada says that most cards “don’t expire and don’t have fees,” but exceptions apply…
  23. The Prosumer market is underratedThe normal advice for people building SaaS companies is "Don't build software for consumers (B2C); build it for businesses (B2B)." But, there's a third category that doesn't get very much attention: prosumers. Business-to-consumer (B2P) is…
  24. Good First Jobs. Stronger Communities.This post Good First Jobs. Stronger Communities. ">%%POSTTITLE%% appeared first on United Way Greater Toronto ">%%BLOGNAME%% . If you are reading this on another site, it has been scraped without permission. The Toronto Youth Employment…
  25. Parksville businesses recognized with 2026 BBB Torch AwardsTwo Parksville businesses have been recognized for their commitment to customer service and business excellence at the 2026 Better Business Bureau Vancouver Island Torch Awards. M&N Mattress Shop Ltd. received the award for Customer…
  26. 2025 B.C. Budget HighlightsBritish Columbia’s 2025 Budget was delivered Tuesday morning on the same day tariffs by the United States on Canada kicked off an unprecedented and unpredictable trade war. For the third year in a row, Vancity Community Foundation was…
  27. SHA showcases job opportunities at career event at Plaza 88Max Pahtayken Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Daily Herald The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) held a career event at Plaza 88 on Tuesday, inviting jobseekers to bring in their resume to speak directly with different operational…
  28. Inflation expected to stay high as economists weigh risk of broadening price hikesCanada's inflation rate is expected to remain elevated when new figures are released next week, but economists are divided over whether rising energy costs will fuel broader price increases.
  29. Removing the Goods and Services Tax (GST) from funeral-related expensesThis costing estimates the revenue that would be foregone if the Goods and Services Tax (GST) were removed from funeral-related expenses, regardless of whether the tax was charged as part of Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) or separately. The…
  30. Increasing the Northern Residents DeductionBill C-401 (44-1) proposes to increase the Northern Residents Deduction. It would increase the basic residency amount to $13.00/day for residents in both intermediate and northern zones starting in 2025 and would index this amount to…
  31. Small business deduction for campgroundsBill C-410 proposes to amend the Income Tax Act by excluding a campground business from the definition of a specified investment business. The PBO estimates that the measure will lower corporate income tax revenues by $28 million from…
  32. Tesla invites select customers to buy Cybercab for $29,990 – with $299 monthly ‘autonomy fee’Tesla has taken the first step in their promise to deliver a Cybercab to customers in 2026. On Friday the company announced select customers are now being invited to purchase a Cybercab for personal use. The announcement also included the…
  33. Collaboration Key: Canadian Beef Industry Works Together to Navigate Trade Challenges and Pursue Global OpportunitiesCalgary, AB – The Canadian Beef Advisors are pleased to release the 2025-30 National Beef Strategy. The strategy positions the Canadian Beef Industry for greater profitability, growth and being a high-quality beef product of choice in the…
  34. Farm Credit Canada opens 2025 Sustainability Incentive ProgramDoubling eligible maximum payment to $4,000 The Canadian Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (CRSB) is pleased to announce that Farm Credit Canada (FCC)’s 2025 Sustainability Incentive opens today for applications for the 2025 program year. To…
  35. CRSB Invites Beef Producers with No-Cost MembershipThe Canadian Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (CRSB) recently made a change because we wanted to have more producer voices at the table and now, Canadian cattle producers are invited to become a Non-Voting Member of the CRSB at no…
  36. Manitoba May Need to Spend Far Less on New Power Generation: KinewBy Ian Bickis, The Canadian Press Premier of Manitoba Wab Kinew is seen at the AFN First Nations – First Ministers Meeting Day of Ceremony in Ottawa, on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Keito Newman) Manitoba’s premier says the…
  37. United touts Starlink competitive advantage as rollout acceleratesUnited Airlines CEO Scott Kirby says Starlink is giving the carrier its biggest competitive advantage in a century, as the airline accelerates its rollout of the technology . Speaking at Yahoo Finance Invest this week, Kirby said…
  38. Room to Learn about Yourself: Stories from the Directions Pre-Employment and Life Skills ProgramThe Directions Pre-Employment and Life Skills Program Jennie runs the pre-employment and life skills workshops at the Directions Drop-In Centre, facilitating weekly workshops to homeless and other vulnerable youth. We’ve shared about entry…
  39. LED streetlights coming to Fernie this NovemberThe City of Fernie is getting street light upgrades throughout the community this November. Over 200 city-owned streetlights will be converted to LED lights to reduce operating costs and improve energy efficiency. The City expects around…
  40. Political fallout widens in Nvidia spy scandalTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent blames Commerce for failing to block suspected chip shipments to China, intensifying scrutiny of Trump administration officials
  41. Corby's Q1 fiscal 2027: RTD beverages drive growth as spirits face market pressureCorby’s first-quarter fiscal 2027 results highlight surging demand for canned cocktails, stiff vodka price wars and evolving alcohol retail rules across Canada.
  42. Using Labour Market Indicators to Understand Labour Market Imbalances: An LMIC GuideThis guide explains several key labour market indicators that help us interpret labour market imbalances in Canada. It focuses on how we can measure labour market imbalances using labour market indicators and illustrates how these…
  43. Alberta landowners urged to resist new oil and gas development as dispute with province escalatesA citizen-led group is urging Alberta landowners to stop voluntarily opening their properties to oil and gas development, a significant break from decades of co-operation amid a dispute over abandoned wells and unpaid bills. Read More
  44. Building permits down. 17 Canadians filing for insolvency every hour. 110,000 jobs lost in two months.And affordability has never been better? Building permits down. 17 Canadians filing for insolvency every hour. 110,000 jobs lost in two months. @MarkJCarney @JasminLaine https://t.co/5J201zX3eX Watch The Really Big Show live every weekday.…