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The City of Burlington is definitely giving people something to talk about after MoneySense ranked it the best mid-sized city in Canada five years in a row.The magazine released its Best Places to Live 2017 rankings Tuesday July 4 鈥?Burlington was also named the second best city in Ontario to live i
cups stanley n. There are many moving parts that go into creating a city, from economic prosperity to cultural vibrancy, from preserving history to building healthy communities, said Burlington Mayor Rick Goldring. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This is an acknowledgement of all of the people, past and present, who have worked to make Burlington the great city it is
stanley isolierkanne today. The 14th edition of MoneySenses Best Places to Live is a comprehensive, data-driven snapshot of Canadian cities and towns, ranking 417 cities in 2017 鈥?thats nearly double the number of communities looked at last year. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Provincially, Burlington fell behind Ottawa 鈥?ranked the best place to live 鈥?but ahead of Oakville, which ranked fourth.Burlington has an estimated unemployment rate of 5.5 per cent and a median household income of $93,893. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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TORONTO 鈥?Canadians cannot expect the economy to fully recover from COVID-19 without helping those most affected by the downturn 鈥?including women, people of colour, and the LGBTQ+ community, a new report says.Released Tuesday, A Femi
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stanley cup for Gender and the Economy at University of Toronto Rotman School of Management and YWCA Canada.If we look at the impact from a health and economic standpoint, it is disproportionately, on those with intersecting identities. You wouldn 8
stanley mug 217;t be able to have an economic recovery without paying attention to who is impacted and why, said Sarah Kaplan, an executive lead on the report and professor of strategic management at Rotman. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We actually won ;t get economic recovery if we don ;t get to things that are holding women back.In the midst of the pandemic, the employment rate declined twice as much for Canadian women in the 25 to 54 age range compared with men. The report also says that Black, racialized and immigrant women are much more likely to be personal support workers, cleaners, and work in other essential but low-paid occupations that lack paid sick days or family leave policies. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW While more data on race and gender identity
