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Its got a long journey ahead of it.The Halton Catholic District School Board is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a number of events, including a pilgrimage of the cross. The journey, which began at Christ the King Catholic Secondary School, will continue going school-to-school until it completes the journey in May 2021.Gillian Federico, the system chaplaincy leader with the board, said the cross will spend a week in each school, where it will be available for devotion. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Its a work of art. It certainly is a focus for our faith. it reminds us that we all gather together around the cross and that this is where we find our hope and reason for being, said Federico.The cross was built by a shop teacher at Corpus Christi Catholic Secondary School. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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OTTAWA 鈥?Consumers ; concerns about finding work during the pandemic could signal longer-term problems for the country labour market, the Bank of Canada says.The central bank quarterly survey on consumer expectations showed that respondents believed they were less likely to find a new job if they lost their current one.Although respondents were less concerned about losing their current jobs, they were also less likely to leave their job voluntarily, suggesting that Canadians remain concerned about
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