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The Parliamentary Web Site

This site, created jointly by the Senate, House of Commons and Library of Parliament offers information on the Canadian Parliament.- Paliament

http://www.parl.gc.ca/common/index.asp?Language=E

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Careers

The federal government has a website that lets you explore and consider the “trends” that can affect the labour market and the demand for jobs in different occupations.To learn more, visit www.jobsetc.gc.ca/eng/ pieces.jsp?category_id=404&crumb=42 or DayPlanner web site – Link #309.

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Dates / Events / History

On August 4, 1960 the Canadian Bill of Rights was passed.This Bill meant that the civil rights and freedoms of all Canadians had to be guaranteed and protected by the federal government.

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Did you know?

Some common business practices and customs would include: providing follow-up to a meeting in a timely, efficient manner and participation of a diverse group of people reflecting the diversity of the workplace.

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Education / Training

The Professions

If you are interested in a professional career area in Canada such as becoming a doctor, lawyer, engineer, dentist, or business executive, DayPlanner web site – Link #237 will connect you to many of the professional schools in Canada. Check the qualifications needed in Canada for the different professions. Make sure any program you want to register for is accredited, is necessary, and will be recognized.

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Government

Federal and provincial governments periodically present a budget to outline how the government plans to spend money and how it will fund that spending. A budget may be a deficit, surplus, or balanced budget. Canadians can listen to the federal “Budget Speech” on radio or television, order a copy, or read it on the Internet. Learn more

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Jobs / Business

Finding a job: Interviews

Often a person looking for a job will get an interview because of his or her résumé and qualifications.The interview enables the employer to find out more about your experience and qualifications.The employer will also want to find out more about you as a person and whether you would be a good “fit” with the company.

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Money Matters

Keeping financial records

Keep your important personal papers in a safe place, such as in a safety deposit box at a bank.This would include papers such as your will, property deeds, passports, birth and marriage certificates, leasing documents, and contracts. Keep receipts for your purchases.You may need these to return an item or to prove when you bought it so you can use the warranty.

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