Sentences with phrase «by province as»

Accidents or tickets vary by province as to the time period they are counted for rate purposes.

Strengthening protection for tenants and ensuring predictability for landlords is touted by the province as being part of Ontario's Fair Housing Plan, announced in April 2017.

It is puzzling why the Dalton McGuinty government, which faces a fall election, agrees to back the federal government's intrusion into a space so cherished by provinces as property and civil rights.

Not exact matches

Before you earn the title of journeyperson, you have to work as an apprentice, which means getting hired by a company willing to train you and registering with the appropriate regulatory body in your province or territory.

Before you can register as an apprentice in your province, you must get hired by an elevator company willing to sponsor you.

But the real level of unemployment or underemployment is masked by the fact that the official data does not include China «s 277 million migrant workers, such as Zhang Sihu and his wife from Bianqiang in Yulin, a region rich in coal, oil and natural gas in northwestern Shaanxi province.

Domestic airline passenger traffic increased by 9 % in the province in 2012 compared with just 5.5 % for Canada as a whole.

As much as 3.9 per cent of B.C.'s population is employed by a startup company, defined as a company under two years of age, and that's nearly double the share in Manitoba, the province with the lowest relative rate of startup activitAs much as 3.9 per cent of B.C.'s population is employed by a startup company, defined as a company under two years of age, and that's nearly double the share in Manitoba, the province with the lowest relative rate of startup activitas 3.9 per cent of B.C.'s population is employed by a startup company, defined as a company under two years of age, and that's nearly double the share in Manitoba, the province with the lowest relative rate of startup activitas a company under two years of age, and that's nearly double the share in Manitoba, the province with the lowest relative rate of startup activity.

Nye also made known his feelings about Alberta's oilsands as an inefficient source of energy, using the term «tar,» a label despised by the province's oil industry.

By contrast, its GPI performance declined over the same period as the booming province experienced growing wealth disparity, increased household debt, more greenhouse gas emissions and a spike in problem gambling, among other things.

And his missives have proven to be a convenient source of evidence on the depths of Ontario's travails as the once mighty province slipped into have - not status driven by the McGuinty government's overspending and interference in the private sector.

Program spending by province is presented in the chart below, taken from Budget 2014 (Chart 1.15), which shows Ontario's expenditure of $ 8,453 per capita as being the lowest in Canada.

Others, such as Anderson, say it can aff ord to add up to 1,300 more locations by focusing on underserved provinces.

And unlike in Toronto and Vancouver, where foreign investment is viewed by some as a malevolent force driving up home prices, the market in the province is still shaky and a few more offshore buyers could be beneficial.

The accreditation process varies by province and your Ph.D. program, as you have to register with the provincial body that oversees psychology in your area of residence in order to be a licensed psychologist.

What's more, in this province, a trusted pitchman can transform a brand, as proven by actor Claude Meunier's 25 - year relationship with Pepsi, which long outsold Coke in Quebec.

Comparing the capital and operating costs of various forms of energy — even factoring in US$ 50 a tonne for carbon emissions (a higher rate than is currently levied by any North American state or province)-- natural gas comes out as a clear winner.

It didn't help that the sale was to Quebec, a province seen by many as having snookered Newfoundland and Labrador over the Churchill Falls power project.

Build on its record as the first government to achieve an absolute reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by working with provinces to reduce emissions from the oil and gas sectors while ensuring Canadian companies remain competitive.

All told, the province's economy stands to gain up to a maximum of $ 10 million a day: up to $ 5 million by not importing as much oil and another $ 5 million by increasing exports of gas.

Although the party positions itself as the best fiscal manager, one of the province's biggest Crown corporations, BC Hydro, is plagued by debt and mismanagement.

Notably, seven provinces opposed to the legislation, which, «in its drafting, if not in its intent, had serious and, in the view of the vast majority of witnesses, fatal flaws as to the constitutional violation of sections 92 and 91 of the British North America Act, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, freedom of speech, expression and association as protected by that very Charter of Rights and Freedoms,» Segal said.

Some provinces, such as Alberta, provide even more incentive; you can earn an additional discount of up to 20 % by participating in the Partners in Injury Reduction program.

Of the year - over-year improvement, budgetary revenues were up by $ 11.4 billion, primarily due to higher personal and corporate income tax revenues, while program expenses were up by $ 0.4 billion, as lower other transfer payments and employment insurance benefits were more than offset by higher transfers to provinces / territories, elderly benefits and other direct program expenses.

As for our western coastal province, yes, she's a beaut out there, but, i am curious how long his trip from GTR to B.C. / return trip would be taken by dogsled or horseback or pedal bike,..........

Analysis is hampered because of a lack of transparency by a number of provinces in their regulation and supervision of financial institutions, including those they have designated as systemically important.

But, as seen in the Figure above, because income taxes have been cut, the province's reliance on income tax revenues have dropped by one third over the last decade, so much so that income taxes now raise about the same amount as sales taxes.

And while Canada - wide median incomes were up by an inflation - adjusted 3.5 per cent over that time, the performance was heavily influenced by oil - rich provinces such as Alberta and Saskatchewan — a trend that's since hit a wall, thanks to the collapse of global oil prices.

Rising house prices and the accompanying wealth effect, courtesy of ballooning equity lines of credit, have kept the economy from faltering as business spending retrenches and exports disappoint — last year real estate was by far the largest contributor to GDP in seven of 10 provinces, including B.C. and Ontario.

Escalating prices in the province were largely taken in stride by Alberta homebuyers in Q2 as lower mortgage rates and solid growth in household incomes provided offset.

The U.S. lumber coalition later excluded Nova Scotia from the ongoing anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations, but Canada was still treated as one country and differences among practices by softwood lumber producers in the various provinces were largely ignored.

Alberta is one of the prairie oil - rich provinces which have been drastically impacted by low oil prices as sentiment fell to 58.6, the lowest since June 2013.

For a province that relies on free, unfettered trade of resources, measures such as this set a precedent as bad or worse as those set by BC Premier John Horgan's intention to regulate bitumen shipments in BC.

Since the 1949 civil war, Beijing has regarded the self - ruled Taiwan as a wayward province, to be brought under mainland China's rule by force if necessary.

Since this debate over pipelines began in earnest last Fall, Jason Kenney and others have been calling on the federal government to invoke clause 92 (10)(c) of the Constitution, which allows the federal government to exert authority over infrastructure such as pipelines which, «although wholly situate within the Province, are before or after their Execution declared by the Parliament of Canada to be for the general Advantage of Canada or for the Advantage of Two or more of the Provinces.»

In part, this upsurge in Chinese arrivals is due to a series of visa easing measures launched in the beginning of 2017, which includes the availability of online e-visas for short - term Chinese visitors, as well as a 3 - day visa - free entry for Chinese entering the northern province of Quang Ninh by car and in groups.11

As a result of some good lobbying by the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA), the province launched a full review of REBBA and committed to a consultation process this summer that is divided into two phases.

On May 14th, everything changed, as six Canadian provinces endorsed equity crowdfunding by implementing rules that make it easier for early stage companies to raise capital and opening up the opportunity for the ordinary investor to participate alongside seasoned investors in private capital deals.

All that work is proceeding as Spectra continues to investigate the feasibility of its proposed Fort Nelson project - a study that is being funded, in part, by a $ 3.4 million grant from the province.

One recommendation by the alliance takes aim at Ontario government energy policy that could also double as climate policy, as the province has curtailed greenhouse gas emissions coming from the electricity sector by closing coal - fired power plants, invested in costly solar and wind energy projects, and instituted a cap - and - trade system that requires businesses to buy permits to cover their carbon emissions.

While mortgage rules in Canada differ by province, all are full recourse with the sole exceptions being Alberta and Saskatchewan in situations where borrowers have not purchased mortgage default insurance (such as from CMHC).

«Our role is to seize the opportunity afforded us as Canada's only Pacific province; to fulfil our exporting potential by looking to Asia and the other markets accessible to us through Canada's Asia - Pacific gateway and by counting on our vibrant SME community.»

The 2009 election campaign was dominated by economic and financial issues as the province attempts to deal with the global economic slowdown, rising unemployment, and possible government deficits.

As an aside, those who believe that the province should simply «take back Translink» as a crown corporation (or similar) should understand that in practical accounting terms this would also involve taking on Translink's multibillion dollar debt (supported as it is by ridership fees, gas taxes, etc.), and that this would almost certainly immediately denigrate the province's AAA credit ratinAs an aside, those who believe that the province should simply «take back Translink» as a crown corporation (or similar) should understand that in practical accounting terms this would also involve taking on Translink's multibillion dollar debt (supported as it is by ridership fees, gas taxes, etc.), and that this would almost certainly immediately denigrate the province's AAA credit ratinas a crown corporation (or similar) should understand that in practical accounting terms this would also involve taking on Translink's multibillion dollar debt (supported as it is by ridership fees, gas taxes, etc.), and that this would almost certainly immediately denigrate the province's AAA credit ratinas it is by ridership fees, gas taxes, etc.), and that this would almost certainly immediately denigrate the province's AAA credit rating.

If you're a startup venture in Ontario or another Canadian province, you can use industry databases such as those offered by Statistics Canada, U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis or Hoovers to help you quantify your market.

Before the Dominion Elections Act (1920), voting in Canadian federal elections was largely governed by the provinces, just as voting in US federal elections is still, even today, governed by the «several States» (as they are wont to put it)-- except for the 1917 wartime election, labelled as the «largest gerrymander in Canadian history» (I've just finished a fascinating book about that election, fought over the issue of conscription; I highly recommend it).

New Democrats have long been advocating for the expanded use of midwifery services across the province as we believe that midwives play an integral role in the health care system and can be of particular benefit to women, families and First Nations communities by bringing specialized maternity care to otherwise isolated areas.

The province, however, has vowed to fight the expansion by any means at its disposal, as have environmental groups.

As an article co-authored by two environmental experts and Bob Kingston of the PSAC's Agriculture Union notes, there appear to be no plans for maintaining the careful stewardship of these pasturelands once passed down to the provinces and sold off.

MaRS London, which will be managed locally by TechAlliance and operate out of Western's Research Park, will enable the sharing of entrepreneurial programs and business services and the development of associated talent and knowledge networks in Southwestern Ontario, as well as a suite of joint initiatives to support innovation, commercialization and the promotion of Ontario's technology assets, in the province and beyond.