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Government of Canada helps youth in Regina get jobs

| Employment and Social Development Canada | news releases

The Government of Canada is helping equip young Canadians in Regina with the skills and work experience needed to get jobs, announced Ray Boughen, Member of Parliament for Palliser today, on behalf of the Honourable Candice Bergen, Minister of State (Social Development).


Cape Breton Artists Focus of International Spotlight

| Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency | news releases

Cape Breton Island is internationally known for its scenery, culture and most importantly, its accomplished musicians. The Cape Breton Music Industry Co-operative (CBMIC) is continuing its focus on the further development of Cape Breton's music industry and infrastructure, bringing local artists to international stages and presenting music as a viable career option.


Measures taken at the British Columbia Immigration Holding Centre

| Canada Border Services Agency | backgrounders

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Pacific Region operates a small, short-term, low-risk immigration detention facility in Vancouver, British Columbia. The British Columbia Immigration Holding Centre (BCIHC) is located in the Vancouver International Airport and is authorized to hold a maximum of 24 individuals for detentions of under 72 hours.


CBSA National Detention Program Overview

| Canada Border Services Agency | backgrounders

Detentions are a tool used to protect the integrity of our border and the security of Canadian society. They are a necessary part of enforcing the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA).


Shelburne County Trails Gaining New Ground

| Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency | news releases

Hikers, cyclists, horseback riders and off-roaders will soon be able to enjoy an expanded trail system in Shelburne County. Over the past eight years, the Woodland Multi-use Trail Association (WMTA) has transformed nearly one half of the county's abandoned train corridors. The trail system has improved the community's recreational infrastructure and tourism appeal.


Protecting Canadian financial consumers and strengthening their financial skills: FCAC publishes its 2013-14 Annual Report

| Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | news releases

Commissioner Lucie Tedesco today released the 2013-14 Annual Report of the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC). The appointment of Canada's first-ever Financial Literacy Leader, the unveiling of a new Report on Plans and Priorities (Business Plan), an industry review of clear language practices, and timely research into emerging trends, including mobile payments, are just a few highlights that show how the Agency fulfilled its mandate of consumer protection and financial education in 2013¿14.


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