‘When I needed it, I used it’: Green Party leader Elizabeth May says she was repeat EI user Post date May 24, 2012 Post categories In In the News Tags Employment Insurance
When a bill is big, complex and nearly unreadable, you can get away with a lot Post date May 7, 2012 Post categories In Blogs Tags Budget, Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, Canadian Security Intelligence Service, Democracy, Employment Insurance, Environment, Federal Budget, Finance, Fisheries, National Energy Board, Navigable Waters Protection Act, Parliamentary Tradition, Species at Risk Act
Jobs, Growth and Long-term Prosperity Act (Bill C-38) Post date May 7, 2012 Post categories In Debate Tags Budget, Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, Employment Insurance, Environment, Federal Budget, Finance, Fisheries, Human Smuggling, Parliamentary Tradition, Species at Risk
‘Without ever bringing a plan to Parliament’ Post date May 3, 2012 Post categories In In the News Tags Employment Insurance, Kyoto Protocol, Parliamentary Tradition
Amendments to Bill C-316 Post date March 15, 2012 Post categories In Uncategorized Tags Bill C-316, Employment Insurance
Employment Insurance Act (Bill C-316) Post date March 15, 2012 Post categories In Speeches Tags Employment Insurance, First Nations, Jails, Justice, Poverty
Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology (INDU) Post date February 6, 2012 Post categories In Committees, Parliament Tags Elizabeth Fry, Employment Insurance, John Howard Society, Prisons
Employment Insurance backlogs reaching crisis levels Post date January 19, 2012 Post categories In Press Releases Tags Employment Insurance, Public Service, Saanich-Gulf Islands
New Year Tax burden increases for Citizens, decreases for Corporations Post date January 5, 2012 Post categories In Press Releases Tags CPP, Economy, Employment Insurance, Payroll Taxes, Taxation
Employment Insurance Act Post date November 22, 2011 Post categories In Debate Tags Employment Insurance, Unemployment
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