NEWS FROM THE FIELD
EYESAFE
The Prescription Safety Eyewear Program
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KEEP SAFETY IN SIGHT
Eyesafe is a program with a
commitment to the eye health
and safety of Saskatchewan’s
workforce. Eye injuries are
common in many industries
and our goal is to help
eliminate these while offering
preferential pricing on all
products to our clients.
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country also needs a market-driven fiscal
policy that brings investment back to
Canada; tax reform that keeps us competitive
with the United States; protection for
emissions-intensive, trade-exposed (EITE)
industries; and a regulatory system that allows
projects to be approved and built.
The federal budget falls short of addressing
these key issues and challenges facing
the oil and natural gas industry. CAPP continues
to be concerned as capital leaves this
country, businesses are forced to close their
doors, and Canadians lose jobs.
Canada’s oil and natural gas resources
play a significant role in building up our
country, our economy, and providing security
for families. These are not industry issues
– these are Canadian issues that matter.
Governments of Canada
and Saskatchewan
Announce Agreements to
Give Workers the Tools
They Need to Find and
Keep Good Jobs
By investing directly in Canada’s greatest
asset – its resilient, hardworking people –
the Government of Canada is helping to ensure
that the economic growth we create is
the kind of growth that works for everyone.
The Honourable Ralph Goodale,
Minister of Public Safety and Emergency
Preparedness, on behalf of the Honourable
Patty Hajdu, Canada’s Minister of
Employment, Workforce Development
and Labour and the Honourable Jeremy
Harrison, Saskatchewan’s Minister of
Immigration and Career Training, announced
that both governments have
signed agreements for Canada to provide
Saskatchewan with nearly $500 million
over six years; an investment in
Saskatchewan’s labour force.
These new agreements represent an
increase in funding of over $70 million,
in comparison to previous funding levels.
This increase means an estimated
16,000 more Saskatchewan workers
will benefit over six years; more jobs and
skills training will be available to people
in Saskatchewan, including apprenticeship
training, employment assistance
for persons with disabilities, adult basic
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