A Detailed Analysis of the Economic Effects of Raising the Minimum Wage   

 1.3% of hourly employees were making the minimum wage or less in 2022, the lowest percentage before agencies started collecting this data in 1979. A minimum wage worker, who is making the hourly minimum of $7.25 for 40 hours a week, would only make around $15,000 a year. What’s more,

The Gender Gap in IT Salaries: Challenges, Progress, and Solutions

 The tech industry is one of the most progressive, influencing virtually every element of how we live and work. And yet for an industry that is a leader in terms of creativity and progression, when it comes to gender equality, the tech industry is positively draconian.  The gender gap in

What a $14 Minimum Wage Means for Canadians

 Ontario will soon experience a rise in minimum wage from $11.60 to $14 per hour due to legislation introduced by Premier Kathleen Wynne. Hitting this record high on January 1st, it will rise up to $15 by 2019. The rise in wages per hour at first seems quite beneficial to low income earners and

The Best Real Money Canadian Casino Sites

 One of the main attractions for Canadian casino-game players is that there is a large number of different online casino sites where they can play. However, since there is so much choice for players based in Canada looking for first class gaming sessions, you should spend a little bit of time looking around

Five Things Most People Get Wrong About Canada’s Health-Care System

 By Kathleen O’Grady and Noralou Roos A recent court challenge before the British Columbia Supreme Court threatened to change the rules of the game for the Canadian health-care system—should the challenge have made its way to the Supreme Court of Canada and found success there. Dr. Brian Day of the