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As ride-hailing apps move in, can St. John's avoid 'Uber remorse'? - Vimarsana News

As ride-hailing apps move in, can St. John's avoid 'Uber remorse'?

Taxi companies are bracing for a rapidly changing industry as ride-hailing companies prepare to set up shop in Newfoundland and Labrador, but experts disagree on the level of threat apps like Uber pose to the old guard.

Source: cbc.ca
The grind of working multiple jobs is very real. I know, because I'm living it - Vimarsana News

The grind of working multiple jobs is very real. I know, because I'm living it

When reporter Sarah Antle began work on a series about people working multiple jobs to survive, she could relate. She's known that way of living herself.

Source: cbc.ca
​In the prime of her life, this woman had to take another job — just to pay the bills - Vimarsana News

​In the prime of her life, this woman had to take another job — just to pay the bills

Kelly Young says the rising cost of living has cut deeply into her household's income, and the family's well-being. Malone Mullin tells her story in the first instalment of the CBC Newfoundland and Labrador series The Grind.

Source: cbc.ca
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加拿大祖母每周工作70小时,付完帐单所剩无几 - 博客 - Vimarsana News

加拿大祖母每周工作70小时,付完帐单所剩无几 - 博客

加拿大祖母每周工作70小时,每月付完帐单所剩无几2023年11月06日加国无忧51.CA坚果儿  17评论随着生活成本不断飙升,越来越多加拿大人被迫打多份工以维持生计。纽芬兰和拉布拉多省居民杨凯莉(KellyYoung,音译)每周不得不...

This grandmother works gruelling 70-hour weeks just to pay the bills. And she's not alone - Vimarsana News

This grandmother works gruelling 70-hour weeks just to pay the bills. And she's not alone

Kelly Young is among a growing population of Canadians who work multiple jobs to pay for life's essentials, as the rising cost of food, fuel and shelter squeezes their budgets to a breaking point.

Source: cbc.ca