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Canada is a land of lakes, rivers, and streams.Approximately 20% of the world’s fresh water is located here.

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Careers

Grocery/food industry

Interested in learning more about a career in the grocery/food industry? If so, visit DayPlanner web site – Link #83 to link to the Agricultural Institute of Canada’s career site. It is designed to help those who are seeking career opportunities in the agricultural sector.

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Dates / Events / History

National Flag Day

National Flag Day is February 16. On this day in 1965, the new Canadian maple leaf flag was raised over Parliament Hill for the first time.This date is celebrated but is not a holiday for workers.

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According to the 2006 Census, 6,186,950 people living in Canada were born in another country.That represents 19.8%, or one in five of the total population.

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Education / Training

Many Canadian companies provide training for current employees and those they hire. Many employers will look for employees with highly developed “employability skills” and then provide the specific training needed for the job. Those looking for employment will want to improve their employability skills and find employers that provide opportunities for training on the job.Visit the Conference Board of Canada’s website at www.conferenceboard.ca to learn more about key “employability skills”.

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Government

In addition to rights and freedoms, Canadian citizens also have responsibilities. These include understanding and obeying Canadian laws, voting in elections, allowing other Canadians to enjoy their rights and freedoms, taking care of the environment, and helping to strengthen our multicultural society. It is considered very important for Canadians to show respect for the rights and well-being of others.*

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Compassionate leave

It is possible, in some cases, for workers to receive compassionate leave if there is a death or serious illness in the family. Larger companies may have policies that will determine this. Such leave in smaller companies is usually determined by the business owner.Workers should find out about the company’s policy in case they face such a situation.The federal government has also established a program for compassionate leave to help support individuals who are assisting family members dealing with terminal illnesses.

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Money Matters

Investing: Types of investments

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