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Members of the House of Commons (Members of Parliament – MPs)

This site lists the MPs by name, party affiliation, and Province or Territory.

http://webinfo.parl.gc.ca/membersofparliament/MainMPsCompleteList.aspx?TimePeriod=Current&Language=E

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Careers

Planning a career

Many programs, resources, and organizations in Canada provide help with career planning. Key sources to help with career information are the Sector Councils.The Sector Councils work to help ensure key sectors of our economy have the labour resources they need. Each Sector Council focuses on a different industry or sector of the economy.They provide career and industry information and resources. For a listing of Canada’s Sector Councils see pages 229–231. [Dayplanner web site – Link #11]

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Dates / Events / History

Victoria Day

Victoria Day is the first Monday preceding May 25. It is a statutory holiday throughout Canada. Originally celebrating the birth of Queen Victoria, today it is a celebration of the birthday of the British King or Queen.

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Did you know?

It is illegal in Canada to: • hit your spouse; • touch another person in a sexual way without the other person’s permission; • make unwanted sexual advances/ comments in the workplace.

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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

One right available to every person in Canada is the right to “legal representation.” You have the right to have a lawyer represent you if you are arrested or accused of a crime. If you can’t afford a lawyer, legal aid will provide legal services, but only for certain kinds of charges and crimes.

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Jobs / Business

Employee Expectations (1)

Employees will have some common expectations of employers. Employees will expect to work in a safe and clean environment, receive proper training and preparation, work with equipment that is in good condition, be paid appropriately and on time for service rendered, and be treated fairly in all work-related matters.

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Money Matters

If you are looking for answers to your questions about banking, credit cards, etc., the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada can help.You can visit their site at www.fcac-acfc.gc.ca

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