This year’s graduating seniors had a rough start to college, learning remotely during the Covid pandemic. Now they are entering a job market that is cooling after several years of robust growth. Government hiring was down substantially in April, suggesting the past year’s job growth there has likely run its course.
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A Trenton, Ont., family plans to pursue a civil lawsuit over the death of their 16-year-old son after he was allegedly left unattended in a private room at a local high school earlier this month.Landyn Ferris was a Grade 10 student at Trenton High School who had Dravet syndrome, a rare type of genetic epilepsy that can cause seizures. On May 14, he'd been sleeping alone inside a sensory room at the school when he was found unresponsive. It's unclear how long he had been left unattended.In a stat
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Canada Post has been asking the federal government to consider amending legislation to remove the mandate for delivery five days a week, raising concerns that daily delivery could end. But Canada Post's CEO told MPs on Wednesday there's no plans to cut back on delivery, even saying he'd like to see delivery every day of the week including weekends. Sean Previl reports on what was said and why experts say the corporation needs to evolve.
"A state governor contacted the university president, who contacted our department to check on the admissions status of the child of someone who worked in their office."
Based on the number of skilled workers that Canada needs, the federal government generally announces cut-off scores once or twice a month
The family of an Ontario teen with special needs who died after being found unresponsive at his high school is planning legal action while seeking answers following an "unimaginable tragedy," their lawyer said Friday.
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TORONTO — Toronto police said Friday they will only take action to clear a pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of Toronto in case of an emergency or to carry out a court order. In an update to the Toronto Police Service Board, deputy chief Rob Johnson said "given the manner in which events have unfolded to date," the law on trespassing doesn't give the force legal authority to clear the encampment. He cited the fact that the university initially allowed demonstrators to stay on campus,
Police say the students, ages 12 to 14, planned the attack at Novato's Sinaloa Middle School in advance. The student targeted and another who tried to help were taken to a hospital.
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University president Robert Gordon will attend a meeting with pro-Palestinian protesters, a spokesperson told CBC News on Friday, as a group of pro-Palestinian protesters attempted to disrupt a meeting of the University of Windsor senate. The protesters were from a pro-Palestinian encampment that has been set up on campus since May 10, a day after a protest first started on campus.Jana Alrifai, one of the organizers, said they set up am "apartheid wall" to show those entering or leaving the meet
Huawei Technologies beat Samsung Electronics to become the world's bestselling foldable smartphone brand in the first quarter, marking the first time that the US-sanctioned Chinese giant has topped that segment, according to a consultancy report. Shenzhen-based Huawei saw its foldable smartphone shipments in the first three months of the year jump 257 per cent year on year, according to data published by research firm Counterpoint on Thursday. In the same period last year, Samsung commanded 58 p
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While the federal lawsuit is filed only against the county, former administrator Eric Greenway’s name appears 87 times in the document.
NEW YORK (AP) — Merrill Lynch has agreed to pay nearly $20 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that accuses the Wall Street brokerage giant of racially discriminating against its Black financial advisers. The lawsuit alleges that African American advisers employed by Bank of America-owned Merrill received less compensation and promotions than their white counterparts — and were terminated at higher rates than their white colleagues, with fewer advancing to more senior roles. The case allege
Michael Lafaille, co-owner of Kwizinn restaurant in Montreal's Old Port, has spent upwards of $20,000 to recruit workers from abroad after years of struggling with a staff shortage. Despite his efforts, the foreign worker applications of four Haitian employees were rejected, with Immigration Canada stating that the candidates did not meet the job requirements."This isn't something that would happen in Ireland, France or Germany. This is really something that has to do with Haiti," said Lafaille.
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