Choice, no choice: More young women finding themselves in part-time jobs, data shows
Last fall, Carleton University student Kate Yoshida was juggling her studies with a part-time job. The 20 year old media production and design student was working in the communications department of the Canadian Forces Housing Agency. “I took the job just because it was my first full-time summer job that was related to my field of study,” she said. Yoshida...
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Louis Charbonneau, Justine Castillo, Carmela Carangan and Dylan Krain ,
March 29, 2025
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U.S. withdrawal from Paris Agreement may disrupt Canada’s climate push, but shouldn’t stop it, experts say
As wildfires raged across California in January, U.S. President Donald Trump lit a match on his country’s commitment to the Paris Agreement on climate change with one of his first executive orders. The move came as the World Weather Attribution, an international research consortium that tracks the impacts of global warming, says elevated carbon emissions in Earth’s atmosphere have intensified...
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Louis Charbonneau ,
March 1, 2025
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New bus route to rail hub to transform transit in Barrhaven
The new bus route 70, part of OC Transpo's "New Ways to Bus" initiative, will transform transit for Barrhaven residents.
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Louis Charbonneau ,
March 1, 2025
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