In case there is any doubt, we remain committed to maintaining the head office of the company in Winnipeg, and the CanWest Global Foundation's activities will continue to reflect that. Our recent $3 million donation to the University of Winnipeg Theatre School and the fact that CanWest's Winnipeg employees are leading contributors to the United Way should confirm that, as should our many other activities here. I do not agree that Winnipeg missed what I consider to be a small and elusive opportunity in not having a "media city" here, but I do agree with Mr. [NICHOLAS Hirst] that with targeted economic policy and a can-do attitude, Manitoba can reach its full potential.
... media are everywhere, because much of it is local. So there are media jobs in all cities where there...
..., the opening of festival markets to attract local and not so local tourists, the proliferation of wi... shift away from the traditional blue-collar jobs, that once had made Toronto the industrial heart o...Though mentioning new media and knowledge-based industries regularly, a creati...
At this particularly challenging time in our economy, this type of construction, this type of infrastructure, is something that puts shovels in local hands and gets people to work when they need it most," said [Peter MacKay], addressing a small crowd of uniformed officers, media and local Tory politicians at the base. "These investments are providing business to local companies across Canada, jobs in communities across Canada, construction, truck drivers, excavators, operators, engineers. Many labourers will be the beneficiaries of these announcements. When asked, MacKay said the projects will be publicly tendered "as soon as possible," but local bidders will not have an advantage for the federal contracts.
... War I all have recommended the creation of jobs in those industries for Canadians. These recommend... acts of will in which large segments of local populations actively rejected systems of rule to c...
... other things, how the MPs described their jobs. The study found that there is little consistency ... some kind of thoughtless representation of local views. Voters have chosen me and I have to apply m...A lawyer and mediator said the role was about building relationships. "T...
...So-called "spouse in the house" rules and media portrayals of single mothers as individuals who de...Second, that jobs are available but people simply lack the will to t... worker, and teaching assistant positions in local public schools. Importantly, these more "professio...
This article focuses on rural girls' aspirations of becoming migrants in a setting where girls are subjected to social constraints curtailing their movements in the midst of an otherwise mobile society, where mothers and grandmothers frequently recall their experiences in Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire, and boys set off on their first migration in their mid- or late teens. However, the high level of mobility affects both intergenerational relations and the ways in which girls can justify their wish to migrate. Based on multi-sited ethnographic research between 2002 and 2008 in Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire, the article explores the ways in which images of success and material wealth of (trans)national migrants feed into adolescent girls' imaginations of migration and its outcome. Furthermore,...
...As marrying, in local terms, equates the transition from girlhood to wom... plain observation or from school curricula, media and encounters between urban and rural dwellers. B... arrived after I did, but today they've got jobs and they've bought their own bicycles, while I'm s...
This is deeply disappointing," said John Webster, staff representative for Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada Local 191. "It can't have come at a worse time. CEO Pierre Karl Peladeau said in a release the economic environment is deteriorating quickly, which forced the publisher to make "difficult decisions" at this time of year. Company spokeswoman Isabelle Dessureault said "everyone is touched" by the changes, which include Sun-branded newspapers across the country and other local papers.
In an evolving landscape of traditional and new literacies, the roles of the school library and teacher librarian are changing. In order to support instruction in multiple literacies, teacher librarians must rethink both collections and services. Materials featuring popular culture influences are explored for their relevance to several types of literacy instruction. The inclusion of popular culture materials in school library collections can support achievement in traditional literacy while facilitating connection with everyday literacy practices. Popular culture materials also provide instructional opportunities for critical media literacy as well as information literacy. Popular culture texts are worthy of inclusion in school library collections for reasons enhancing both pedagogy and...
..., or any of the numerous other global and local icons, today's learners are avid fans of popular c... and adds a lot to life, we have done our jobs well. Conclusion. This paper has described several...
... on the public's interest in healthy, local, sustainable food; sharing their models, experienc...As a result, the number of green jobs is growing, and cities are becoming increasingly s...By engaging the public, media and policy makers in building economic viability a...
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