Sentences with phrase «faced by the province»

And according to the PBO, fiscal room available to the federal government exactly offsets the fiscal gap faced by the provinces.

This February, Leona Burkey, executive director of the Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia, wrote an opinion piece for the Halifax Chronicle Herald that illustrated in jarring terms the struggles faced by the province's brain injury survivors.

Not exact matches

Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa said the government remains committed to eliminating the deficit by 2017 - 18, but the Fitch announcement underscores the challenges the province's economy faces.

While the Ontario government's recently updated long - term energy plan said the province's industrial electricity consumers currently face prices lower than that of the average for the Great Lakes region, the plan also showed that the cost will rise to $ 116 per megawatt hour by 2035, a nearly 40 per cent increase from the projected 2017 price of $ 83 per megawatt hour.

He was faced with the undisciplined men from the provinces, some of whom were Bedouin tribesmen who turned the faith of Islam into a weapon of Bedouin instability, while others were men who were moved by anti-Umayyad prejudice.

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada faced calls by several provinces Tuesday to relax tough new criminal trial timelines while defence lawyers urged judges not to cave to those demands.

Programs like this can serve as an example for other provinces in dealing with the barriers faced by racialized lawyers.

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.

If you are an employee governed by a professional body, it may be wise to obtain assistance in the case that you want to practice in a new province, must deal with a client complaint or face discipline charges due to alleged bad behaviour.

These workshops focus on a discussion of issues faced by mentors in order to encourage consistency in education across the various parts of the province.

In a Toronto Star story on the same new laws, Brown tells the paper that the province would be well - served by the enacting of a «vulnerable road user law» that would boost penalties for drivers who seriously injure pedestrians or cyclists, regardless of which charges they ultimately face.

The inaction on the part of the provinces in not providing designated judges significantly diminishes a victim's ability to utilize the justice system, even before one factors in the additional access to justice barriers faced by indigenous peoples.

This kind of intervention by the Quebec government is an indication of the difficulties the province faces ensuring the French language remains predominant despite large English - speaking and immigrant populations.

This passion and commitment will be vital to the development of an improved system in British Columbia especially for the populations of small communities and rural areas of the province that face unique challenges not shared by their urban counterparts.

Manitoba's new Accessibility Advisory Council has published its initial recommendations for legislation and standards that would help identify, remove and prevent barriers faced by people with disabilities in that province.

Even though some cities and provinces are currently working to ban Uber, this isn't the only problem facing individuals who choose to generate income by providing ridesharing services in their personal vehicle.

A no - nonsense optimistic personality, Wellum's self - proclaimed provocative presentation outlined the challenges faced by Canadians and provided his perspective on how to build a better province.