The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all Canadian workers, but some groups – including women – have been disproportionately affected and their economic recovery
Government of Canada launches new pilot program aimed at removing barriers to women s employment
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GATINEAU, QC, June 2, 2021 /CNW/ - The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all Canadian workers, but some groups – including women – have been disproportionately affected and their economic recovery has been slower. The Government of Canada recognizes that a robust and inclusive recovery is necessarily a feminist recovery as well and that supports such as child care are critical to achieving that goal. Investing in new training and employment supports for women, with a focus on removing barriers to accessibility and inclusion, will ensure that no one is left further behind and that everyone takes part in Canada s economic recovery.
This high school senior is a fierce advocate of borough issues and does something about it
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From the left, back row, parents, Frank and Theresa Lombardo and sisters, Amanda, Olivia and Sophia Lombardo. (Courtesy/Theresa Lombardo) Staten Island AdvanceStaten Island Advance
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. Olivia Lombardo’s story is one of tenacity, dedication and perseverance. At just 18, her service to community has already improved the quality of life for residents of Staten Island and beyond.
The Staten Island Academy senior has been accepted to multiple prestigious colleges and universities and her resume brims with leadership and exemplary volunteer efforts.
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