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The Centre de la petite enfance Manche de Pelle is investing $1.9M in the construction of a new building, which can accommodate 100 children, in the borough of Fleurimont in Sherbrooke
As part of its 2025-2026 budget, the Government of Yukon has proposed nearly $141M in funding for the Yukon Hospital Corporation, an increase of 21 percent over the previous year. The funding would cover increased operating expenses faced by the health care system, as well as $5M dedicated to capital funding.
The Governments of Canada and British Columbia have signed an agreement to support people experiencing homelessness as part of the Unsheltered Homelessness and Encampments Initiative. Through this agreement, the governments will jointly contribute $39.9M over two years to support the municipalities of Vancouver, Abbotsford and Kamloops.
Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai has indicated that the 2025-2026 Yukon Budget will be a "disciplined" budget with minimal new spending. However, increased investments are expected in key areas, including child care, housing and sustainability.
According to the 2024 B.C. Labour Market Outlook, British Columbia’s health-care and social assistance sector is projected to generate more job openings through to 2034 than any other industry in the province. The sector is expected to account for 16% of the projected total job openings over that period, due in part to an aging population.
The Government of Alberta is transferring 425 staff from Alberta Health Services to Acute Care Alberta, one of four new agencies created by the Province’s restructuring of its health care system. The Province stated that it has eliminated five positions as part of the transition, none of which are front-line staff.
