Canadians are now significantly more likely than a year ago to say there is too much immigration
A new national survey that asked people whether they wanted their provinces to do more to develop an identity separate from Canada found the most common preference in Saskatchewan was to keep things as they are.
Results of the Confederation for Tomorrow survey, released Thursday, suggest 40 per cent of Saskatchewan residents hold that opinion, while 24 said the province should do more to distinguish itself from Canada and 20 per cent think it should do less. Another 15 per cent responded that they couldn't say.
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Employers should be thinking more strategically about the investments they are making in skills training
Read MoreOver time, more and more Canadians have reached the conclusion that we can have more trade with the Americans without becoming more like them.
Read More“We need to think about who accesses skills training and why, and – even more importantly – who is left behind.”
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