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Canada's youth unemployment remains high, prompting federal job initiatives, while Alberta teachers protest a back-to-work bill over rights and working conditions.
Youth unemployment persists in Canada, with job seekers frustrated by limited opportunities despite efforts to secure minimum-wage work.
The federal government is responding with initiatives to create good-paying jobs, improve job matching, expand training in emerging industries, and launch a Workforce Alliance, following Prime Minister Mark Carney’s September 2025 announcement in Edmonton.
Meanwhile, Alberta teachers continue to oppose a back-to-work bill that mandates their return to classrooms, calling it an infringement on collective bargaining rights, and vow to pursue legal and political avenues to address concerns over wages, class sizes, and working conditions.
A separate petition to keep Alberta within Canada is noted, with signatures to be revealed, though details remain unclear.
El desempleo juvenil de Canadá sigue siendo alto, lo que impulsa iniciativas federales de empleo, mientras que los maestros de Alberta protestan contra un proyecto de ley de retorno al trabajo sobre derechos y condiciones de trabajo.