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The Encyclopedia of Earth (EOE) adds a collection of reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, articles, FAQs, and links galore to their educational website.

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Organized by the Ontario Power Authority, the goals of ECW include awareness raising and taking action to reduce energy consumption and pollution – particularly during electricity peak periods.

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The biggest corporate takeover in Canadian history hits a roadblock

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Retirements have been increasing rapidly in the federal public service as the leading edge of the baby boom generation calls it quits

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Many of the DC plans and RRSPs available to Canadians 'will not contribute meaningfully to an adequate retirement income'

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The United Nations is now investigating Canada for failing to set up a simple greenhouse gas accounting mechanism. Yesterday the United Nations announced that Canada will be formally investigated on non-compliance for failing to set up a greenhouse gas registry.

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BCGEU supporting NDP public forum May 6 in Victoria

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Plan sponsors will be required to fully fund any deficits on wind up

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In Honour of Tony Mazzocchi (1926-2002)

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While pension risk continues to be a 'hot button' issue for many organizations, a recent  survey reveals that many Canadian CFOs are less likely to see the situation as a long-term crisis

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Happy Earth Day Ontario!

Media Release from the Canadian Environmental Law Association

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Happy Earth Day Ontario!

Media Release from the Canadian Environmental Law Association

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OPTrust pension plan expected to soon eliminate the Plan’s current funding deficit and have a surplus, based on double-digit returns from 2003 to 2006

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The decline of DB pension plans in Canada is being exacerbated by federal laws and regulations that foster employer underfunding

 

Toronto (15 April 2008) – The decline of defined-benefit (DB) pension plans in Canada is being exacerbated by federal laws and regulations that foster employer underfunding, says a study released today by the C.D. Howe Institute.

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New study reveals the smallest increase in regulated child care spaces in some years

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