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New regulations for importing fruits and vegetables are now in effect As of January 15, 2020, the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (SFCR), will be enforcing new regulations regarding businesses that deal in fresh fruits and vegetables.	Many Canadians planning to change jobs within the next two years: survey According to a recent report, many Canadians are planning to change jobs within the next one to two years.
These are the most in-demand jobs for 2020 According to a recent study, blue-collar jobs are becoming more in-demand. The study, conducted by Randstad Canada, examined the jobs that are most in-demand in Canada for 2020.	Maple Leaf Foods CEO speaks out about plane shot down in Iran On Sunday evening, CEO of Maple Leaf Foods (MLF), Michael McCain, took to Twitter to air his feelings regarding Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752, the plane that was shot down over Tehran,
Employment in Ontario increased in December December was another good month for employment in Ontario, as the overall number of employed residents increased by 25,000 or roughly 0.3 per cent.	Provincial government providing tax breaks to small businesses As of the start of this year, the Province has cut the small business Corporate Income Tax (CIT) rate by 8.7 per cent to 3.2 per cent.
Licenses are now required for tow truck companies and storage yard owners in Oakville As of January 1, 2020, tow trucks and motor vehicle yards will require a license to operate in Oakville.	Some Oakville business owners frustrated with Lakeshore reconstruction project Phase 2 of the Lakeshore reconstruction in Oakville is scheduled to begin on January 7.
Pay gap between CEOs and workers hits record high in Canada: report Canada's 100 highest-paid CEOs made 227-times more than the average worker made in 2018, surpassing all previous records.	Oakville Resident Planning to Promote the Town With an Online Store If you've been to the city of Hamilton you may have noticed quite a few people walking around wearing 'Hamilton is Home' shirts.