Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: David Baxter
Publication Date: October 6, 2025 - 16:18
Ottawa fined companies nearly $5-million for breaking temporary foreign worker rules, report says
October 6, 2025
Ottawa issued almost $5-million in fines to companies for not complying with the rules that accompanied the temporary foreign worker permits they received, new government data shows.
The Employment and Social Development Canada report also said that after new rules kicked in last year making it harder to get a temporary foreign worker permit, the number of applications made under the program was cut in half.
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Mary Southin had one of the sharpest legal minds in British Columbia, and a remarkable career that spanned more than 50 years as a lawyer and judge. While still a young lawyer, she made a name for herself representing a wide variety of clients including several trade unions and union members, and took on matrimonial cases at a time when the only acceptable ground for divorce was adultery.
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There could be drastically fewer retired Canadians flocking south to southern U.S. states like Florida and Arizona to escape the winter this year, according to a new survey.
In its 2025 winter smart travellers survey insights, the Travel Health Insurance Association (THIA) of Canada found that people age 61 and over — typically seen as the “snowbird” generation due to their long-term trips south — lead the way in boycotting travel to the U.S. this winter.
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Andrea Morrice says she and her friend Tanya Myers had spent an amazing day together, until what should have been a routine drive home turned tragic.
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