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Connecting Canadians with Available Jobs: The Canada Job Grant

By connecting Canadians with available jobs, the Economic Action Plan supports individuals and their families no matter where they live. Skills training is a central element of Economic Action Plan 2013.

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Connecting Canadians with Available Jobs: The Canada Job Grant

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Harper Government Creates 36,000 New Jobs for Canadian Youth

Students across Canada will gain valuable work experience this summer, as a result of 36 000 jobs created through the Harper Government’s Canada Summer Jobs initiative.

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Harper Government Creates 36,000 New Jobs for Canadian Youth

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Canadian Families Benefitting from Harper Government’s Low-Tax Plan

The Honourable Gail Shea announced that Canadian families are receiving significant tax refunds as a result of the low-tax measures introduced by the Harper Government since 2006.

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Canadian Families Benefitting from Harper Government’s Low-Tax Plan

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Creating a New Building Canada Plan

Economic Action Plan 2013 delivers a new Building Canada plan to build roads, bridges, subways, commuter rail and other public infrastructure in cooperation with provinces, territories and municipalities.

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Helping Manufacturers and Businesses Succeed in the Global Economy

Economic Action Plan 2013 is the next chapter in the Government’s long-term plan to strengthen the Canadian economy in an uncertain world, and create jobs and growth, while keeping taxes low for families and businesses and balancing the budget by 2015.

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Helping Manufacturers and Businesses Succeed in the Global Economy

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Economic Action Plan 2013

Economic Action Plan 2013 is the next chapter in the Government’s long–term plan to strengthen the Canadian economy in an uncertain world, and create jobs and growth, while keeping taxes low for families and businesses and balancing the budget by 2015.

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Jobs and Growth Blog

Helping Canadians Obtain the Skills and Training They Need to Succeed
13 May, 2013

By connecting Canadians with available jobs, the Economic Action Plan supports individuals and their families no matter where they live. And by helping businesses in vital sectors find the talent they need, the Economic Action Plan positions Canada’s economy for long-term success.
First-Time Home Buyers’ Tax Credit Explained
8 May, 2013

Are you thinking of purchasing your first home? Purchasing a home is a big decision and a major financial commitment.
Supporting Caregivers through the Family Caregiver Tax Credit
30 April, 2013

Under Canada’s Economic Action Plan, Canadians who are caregivers for family members with physical or mental impairments may qualify to receive an additional tax credit of up to $300 for an eligible dependent.
Supporting Canadian Volunteers Through Infrastructure Projects
24 April, 2013

The Economic Action Plan funds infrastructure projects that not only create jobs and growth, but also contribute to the health and safety of Canadian families. For example, improvements to fire halls and paramedic stations result in modern emergency response facilities, and enhance the integrity and capacity of our first responders.