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Government of Canada consults with stakeholders in Winnipeg to help shape new Labour Market Development Agreements

| Employment and Social Development Canada | news releases

Scott Armstrong, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Employment and Social Development, today hosted a roundtable on how to strengthen the Labour Market Development Agreements (LMDAs). He was joined by the Honourable Theresa Oswald, Manitoba Minister of Jobs and the Economy. This is part of a series of roundtables, in cooperation with provincial and territorial governments, across Canada.


Minister Finley to announce the opening of new Asian Carp Laboratory

| Fisheries and Oceans Canada | media advisories

Media representatives are advised that the Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Public Works and Government Services, will announce the opening of a state-art Asian Carp research laboratory and will participate in a tour of the facility.


Minister Moore in Kelowna to discuss removing barriers to internal trade

| Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada | news releases

Industry Minister James Moore was in Kelowna today as part of a national tour to engage businesses, consumers and everyday Canadians on the government's plans to break down the barriers to trade within Canada that cripple the national economy and hurt Canadian consumers and businesses.


Departure Parade of CAF Nijmegen Marchers

| Service Canada | media advisories

His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston, Governor General and Commander-Chief of Canada, will review a departure parade of Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members participating in the Nijmegen Marches, at the Canadian War Museum on July 7, 2014, at 11:30 a.m.


Ending Child Marriage: Canada Speaks Up for Rights of Girls Worldwide

| Global Affairs Canada | news releases

"Today's announcement is the latest step in Canada's campaign to end child, early and forced marriage", said Baird. "This troubling practice is a violation of human rights and also hinders economic development. When girls can't reach their full potential, everyone suffers-girls, their communities and their countries."


No health concerns found in candy, chocolate and cocoa powder tested for lead

| Canadian Food Inspection Agency | news releases

As part of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's (CFIA) routine testing of various food products, a survey released today found no detectable lead or low levels of lead in samples of candy, chocolate and cocoa powder. Health Canada determined that the low lead levels detected in this survey are not expected to pose a safety concern to consumers.


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