O Canada: With Glowing Hearts We See Thee Rise
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Although struggling Canadian manufacturers and their employees are worried about the future, the manufacturing sector is not quite grave. Yet it is changing, and its competitive future will likely be much smaller and more productive with a highly skilled but trim workforce — some good news as our northern neighbors celebrate Canada Day.
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Canadians usually celebrate July 1 as their Canada Day (F
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