Criminal records
Canada releases results of public consultation on pardons
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says the results of the consultations will be used to determine the pardon reform suggestions the government proposes.
Public feedback on pardon reform
The government asked Canadians what they thought of Record Suspensions and they had a lot to say. Many thought the fees were too high and the process was too difficult.
Criminal records identified as one cause for homelessness
While homelessness in the Fraser Valley, BC, continues to rise, one affected person says having a criminal record keeps people out of housing.
How to get a Certified Criminal Record check
Getting a Certified Criminal Record check from the RCMP is part of the process of applying for a Record Suspension or a US Entry Waiver. Learn how to get this document.
Canada jobs and economy
Where are the best places in Canada to look for a job?
Canada’s job growth is real, but it’s not happening equally across the country. Learn where the jobs are according to a recent labour market report.
Read more at the Huffington Post
Job vacancies open up in Alberta due to surge in energy sector
The mining, quarrying and oil and gas sectors are being credited with creating new job openings in Alberta. The province saw a spike between April and June.
IMF upgrades Canada’s economic outlook
Canada's gross domestic product for 2017 will be 3.0 per cent according to the International Monetary Fund, which puts it at the top of the G7 nations.
Boeing launches PR offensive
After the United State’s proposal to impose high duties on Montreal-based Bombardier’s jets, Boeing is trying to brush up its image in Canada.
BC wages remain strong in 2017
Resource sector, tourism and real estate sectors contribute to earnings in 2017. As well, BC is experiencing a low unemployment rate.
Read more at Business in Vancouver
BC struggling to fill low wage positions
Entry level jobs in the restaurant industry are sitting empty as BC’s unemployment rate sinks. However, high cost of living may also be a factor.
Read more at the Victoria Times Colonist
