CHART: Where the jobs are
CBC News
Posted: Aug 5, 2011 12:30 PM ET
Last Updated: Nov 4, 2011 9:00 AM ET
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- Canadian Pacific strikers face back-to-work legislation
- Labour Minister Lisa Raitt is prepared to end the Canadian Pacific Railway strike if necessary, after both CP and the union rejected a proposal for voluntary arbitration by the government-appointed negotiator on Sunday. Raitt says she is "extremely disappointed." more »
- Quebec students and province to resume talks
- Quebec's university student federation has confirmed negotiations between student leaders and the provincial government will resume Monday afternoon. more »
- Tropical storm Beryl strikes southeast U.S. coast
- Tropical storm Beryl has arrived at the southeastern U.S. coast, bringing heavy rain, winds and the possibility of flooding. more »
- Vatican corruption scandal widens
- One of the Vatican's biggest scandals in decades appears to be widening with reports that an Italian cardinal may be part of a power struggle involving leaked documents, corruption and intrigue. more »
- Baby boomer data will highlight upcoming policy challenges
- New census data is expected to show how old Canadian society is becoming, effecting massive changes to the country's health-care and retirement systems. more »
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- Baby boomer data will highlight upcoming policy challenges
- New census data is expected to show how old Canadian society is becoming, effecting massive changes to the country's health-care and retirement systems. more »
- Canadian Pacific strikers face back-to-work legislation
- Labour Minister Lisa Raitt is prepared to end the Canadian Pacific Railway strike if necessary, after both CP and the union rejected a proposal for voluntary arbitration by the government-appointed negotiator on Sunday. Raitt says she is "extremely disappointed." more »
- Diamond Jubilee a chance for youth to honour Canada's Queen
- In the Queen's Diamond Jubilee year, a group of young monarchists is out to prove that allegiance to the Crown isn't all "tea and corgis" but can stem from an interest in the value of constitutional monarchy and Canadian identity. more »
- Accused in blast that killed Alberta mom handled her funds
- The man charged with the first-degree murder of a disabled Alberta woman was her financial adviser, according to the victim's sister. more »
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