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I would be happy to see Canada fulfill its NATO commitments and spend 2 percent of our GDP on defence.

Labour laws in Canada offer strong protection from employers who ask job seekers for personal information such as social media passwords, lawyers said. Rules in the U.S. are much more lax, they said, citing several cases in which prospective hiring managers have asked candidates to turn over...

For full disclosure here is the whole article. The unemployment rate in Canada fell to 5.7 percent in December of 2017 from 5.9 percent in November and well below market consensus of 6 percent. It is the lowest jobless rate since comparable data became available in January 1976, as the economy...

PBI you raise some interesting points.  I would like to point out that the majority of Canadians are better off now than 10, 20 or even 50 years ago.  I mentioned the unemployment rate in my last post.  I would also like to point out that home ownership has increased from 60.3 to 69.0 from 1971...

The current Canadian unemployment rate is 5.7%.  We have not seen a rate this low in almost 45 years. With all the jobs we have lost to developing and under-developed nations (lower paying jobs), we have gained in higher paying jobs.  It is sad that hard working Canadians and their families...

About the same as the COLA since the early 90's, give or take a couple of dollars.

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I'm attempting to do some financial planning. If I understand 204.4(3)b correctly, a 2LT at incentive 3 being promoted to LT will now be at LT incentive 5 (DEO entry plan). My math is as follows; 4843 - 4488 = 355.  2LT pay was 5128.  Thus 5128 + 355 = 5483, next incentive pay for LT is 5555. ...