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The average earnings of a man in Canada in 2011 was $46,500.The average earnings of a woman was $31,700.

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Careers

Employability skills

The Conference Board of Canada has developed a summary of Employability Skills.These are the skills seen as important by employers when they consider hiring employees.The list is a good reference for those looking for work and is also useful in completing a personal skills inventory, which involves identifying the skills you have and can emphasize to possible employers. Learn more

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Dates / Events / History

The British North America Act in 1867 united the Province of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick as the Dominion of Canada—and the country of Canada was born.

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According to Statistics Canada, as of October 2012, approximately 35 million people are living in Canada. More than half of Canada’s population lives in the central region, and more than one third of the population lives in the province of Ontario.

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Education / Training

Tax credit

There is a tax credit, to a maximum amount, available for money spent on education. Check to see if any of your education expenses, or those of family members are eligible for the tax credit.There can also be a tax credit for moving expenses related to schooling.

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Government

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees mobility rights—the right to enter and leave Canada and to move to any province or territory. Learn more*

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Jobs / Business

On-the-job training

Some employers will provide opportunities for “on-the-job” training.That is, they will seek out workers with the education and work habits they want and provide an opportunity for them to develop the skills while working on the job.This is a great option especially if you have the personality, education, and experience that enables you to learn well on the job.

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Money Matters

Car: Lease or buy?

One reason people choose to lease a car is that you can exchange it and get a new car every three or four years.When one lease expires, you sign a new lease on a new car.You “turn in” the previous car and lease a new one. Others prefer to buy a car and keep it for longer. Owning a car gives you an asset—something that you can sell for money.You can’t sell your leased car.

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