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About one-third of Canadian youth ages 16 to 29 say the pandemic wreaked havoc on their employment plans - meaning they couldn't find summer jobs or full-time positions, while others chose not to work over fears of COVID, says new national poll.
Young women are feeling the effects of the pandemic on their mental health more strongly than their male counterparts, according to a new survey of young Canadians.
One of the few bright spots of COVID-19 is that it has highlighted an ugly truth and created a sense of urgency to address it: Working women face disproportionate challenges.
“We Can Do It!” boomed Rosie the Riveter, exhorting women to join the war effort in the 1940s. A new war, against a global pandemic and its crushing economic impact, is making it plainly clear that a Rosie-like empowerment movement is needed again.
The Prosperity Project tracking poll also shows optimism about job prospects
$30 billion commitment is much-needed investment in economy, women and younger Canadians who are the future of the country
The Prosperity Project teams up with Accenture, Canadian Medical Association, The Globe and Mail and Magnet to help women and girls by offering professional support and mentoring
A diverse group of Canada’s leaders are saying the time has come to view the absence of early childhood education and care as a Canada-wide emergency and are asking the federal government to get on with the business of fixing it.
