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The Government has instructed Canada Post to take steps to transform its operations and work toward becoming financially self-sustaining.
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Questions regarding the labour situation fall under the responsibilities of the Minister of Jobs and Families and the Secretary of State (Labour).
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Why is this Government spending so much on Defence when there are other issues affecting Canadians?
Budget 2025 focuses on: building a stronger Canadian economy; shifting from reliance to resilience; empowering Canadians; protecting Canada’s sovereignty and security; and creating a more efficient and effective Government.
Why is Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) requesting an increase of
$377.4 thousand to the statutory contributions to employee benefits plans in the
Supplementary Estimates (B) for fiscal year ending March 31, 2026?