Jobless Rate Rises For The First Time In Seven Months
Canada’s unemployment rate jumped to 5.4 percent in August, marking the first increase in seven months.
Canada’s unemployment rate jumped to 5.4 percent in August, marking the first increase in seven months.
As part of the federal-provincial child care agreement, announced in July 2021, ECE’s were promised a new wage scale. But nearly 14 months later, there’s still no official word on what date they’ll see a raise.
The federal Industry Minister says the agreement will “ensure and guarantee” emergency roaming and mutual assistance during major outages and other emergencies.
The Bank of Canada raised its key interest rate on Wednesday for the fifth time and hinted at more increases in the coming months.
Early Childhood Educators plan to head to the streets for a Day of Action, starting at Grand Parade in Halifax at 9 a.m. September 8. They want an update on their wage scale and benefits package currently in development by the province.
The Halifax Port Authority has named Sara Colburne its new vice-president of strategy and transformation.
The bus company in charge of student pick up and drop off for most Halifax area school says they aren’t feeling the nationwide driver shortage.
The request comes after the federal environment minister told Premier Tim Houston on Monday the feds would reject Nova Scotia’s bid to avoid a carbon tax.
The vice-president of the Dalhoes Student Union says she’s seeing students “renting out their living rooms, splitting bedrooms into two, or splitting living rooms into two and putting up screens” to cram more people into rentals and lower the cost.
A Halifax’s developer’s plan to restore a south end heritage building and incorporate it into a residential tower will soon face public scrutiny.