BC now has highest minimum wage in Canada - Island Social Trends
Minimum wage hikes a tempest in a Tim Hortons cup - The Globe and Mail
Prince Edward Island Government - When PEI's minimum wage goes up 30 cents - to $11.55 per hour on April 1, 2018 - it will still be the highest in Atlantic Canada.
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New Minimum Wage for Employees in Ontario - WeirFoulds LLP
Slight gains in salary predictions for 2018 | Canadian HR Reporter
BC minimum wage jumps by $1.30 this Friday | Venture
Top CEOs in Canada will earn average worker's annual salary before lunch today | Venture
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