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Nov 12, 2015NATIONAL
JA Canada Students Open the Markets
TORONTO, ON, November 12, 2015 – This morning students from JA Canada, the country’s largest provider of youth business education programs, were thrilled to celebrate Financial...
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Sep 28, 2015LOCAL
Business Hall of Fame
Junior Achievement of Prince Edward Island is pleased to announce the 2015 Inductees into the PEI Business Hall of Fame. Tim Banks- Business Entrepreneur and Community...
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Junior Achievement of Canada Asks Canadians to… Take a Closer Look!
French Version Follows/ La version française suit Toronto, ON, October 04, 2011– As Financial Literacy Month approaches this November, it is important to take a closer look at the presence of standardized and formalized business education in elementary, middle and high school core curricula. It is equally important to take a closer look at the positive...
"FinancialLiteracyMonth.ca" will help Canadians find information about activities and events planned for the month
Ottawa, September 28, 2011 – Fall is always a great time to get your house in order to prepare for the coming winter. And there is no better time for Canadians to get their finances in shape and strengthen their financial literacy. To help Canadians find the resources they need, the Financial Literacy Action Group (FLAG), in collaboration with the Financial Consumer...
JA Canada Partners With Canadian Supply Chain Sector Council (CSCSC)
September 20, 2011, Mississauga, Ontario– The Canadian Supply Chain Sector Council has partnered with Junior Achievement of Canada (JACAN) to deliver supply chain career information to students across Canada. With JA’s tremendous reach, the Council’s opportunity to build awareness of supply chain careers has thereby expanded enormously. For over 55 years, JA...
TELUS Helps Toronto Youth Achieve New Heights | TELUS smartphone campaign raises $250,000 for Junior Achievement of Canada
Toronto, ON– TELUS and Junior Achievement of Canada today announced $250,000 has been raised to help support young Torontonians succeed in our global economy. For more than 55 years Junior Achievement programs have helped more than 3.7 million young Canadians discover their business potential. In May, through an initiative designed to further realize the unlimited...
Global Business Leaders Connect With World Youth in Canada’s “Limestone†City
JA Canada™ and Queen’s School of Business Host Internationally Recognized Next Generation Leaders Forum in Kingston, Ontario Many of the world’s top young business minds will descend on Queen’s University and Kingston, Ontario next week for Junior Achievement of Canada’s Next generation Leaders Forum (NGL). In its 41st year, this Forum,...