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Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland poised to deliver her inaugural budget speech on Monday afternoon, the Star’s Heather Scoffield has a sneak peek of what to expect: an across-the-board extension of “all the main pandemic-support programs until the coming fall,” as well as “a completely new benefit that subsidizes employers for hiring more people, or increasing the hours their employees work.”
In putting together what was once expected to be the first
post-pandemic budget, Freeland “has devoted much of her attention to plotting a long-term recovery strategy for the country, with child-care funding, inclusivity, and environmentally sustainable growth at the centre,” Scoffield notes.
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OTTAWA - A House of Commons committee has reversed a decision to wrap up its investigation into sexual misconduct in Canada s military.
The facade of the headquarters of the Department of National Defence is pictured in Ottawa, Wednesday, April 3, 2013. A House of Commons committee is reversing a decision to wrap up its investigation into sexual misconduct in Canada s military. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
OTTAWA - A House of Commons committee has reversed a decision to wrap up its investigation into sexual misconduct in Canada s military.
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The federal government is working on a new counselling program for victims of military sexual misconduct – an effort under way after advocates and experts called on Ottawa to offer what is known as peer support.
During recent testimony before the House of Commons defence committee, Denise Preston, executive director of the Department of National Defence’s Sexual Misconduct Response Centre, said peer support, a type of counselling where individuals draw on the experience of others, is not currently offered to sexual trauma survivors in the military. But DND is working on a number of services, she said, such as ensuring military members can access independent legal advice and pe
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