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( )905 608-9330 www.brenmar.ca Looking for a vibrant congregation where community is embraced? All are welcome to join our warm, family oriented Conservative Egalitarian Service High Holy Day Services to be Held in Oakville For Tickets and Membership 905-901-9889 e-mail: info@bnaishalom.ca www.bnaishalom.ca Ticket prices will be applied towards new membership. Income tax receipts will be issued. Monthly Shabbat Services and Holiday Programming. Tickets: $95.00 each Special rates for seniors, families and students. SERVING THE JEWISH COMMUNITIES OF: Oakville, Burlington, Mississauga, Milton & Brampton w w w .i n si d eH A LT O N .c o m O A K V IL LE B EA V ER Fr id ay , S ep te m be r 16 , 2 01 1 1 8 More specifically, we recently announced that we will be stopping the no-strings-attached corporate giveaways to companies that ship jobs out of prov- ince, and replacing them with tax measures that reward job creators through an employment tax credit if they hire long-term workers. This measure will reimburse employers for 20% of the salary paid to new hires for one year, up to $5,000 per worker. Our tax credit will support new jobs not just a replacement of a previous employee. Employers will also have to show they are providing on-the- job training. To make it fair, we will cap the amount an individual employer could claim at $100,000 a year so other companies have access to the fund as well. Nik Spohr NDP Continued from page 10 Highway and rapid transit improvements are helpful for businesses who want to call Halton home. We are uniquely positioned in the GTA between Toronto and the US border, near to Kitchener-Waterloo and Guelph, meaning that our plan to integrate highway improvements with rapid transit will have a huge local impact. Likewise the PC plan to increase post-sec- ondary student places will have a dramatic impact on jobs in Halton through the likelihood of an expansion to Sheridan College and the expected creation of a satellite campus of Wilfrid Laurier University that will bring jobs and growth. This type of diversification of our economy helps its strength by spreading out the jobs across a number of different economic sectors and lessening the chance of a devastating local downturn. Ted Chudleigh Progressive Continued from page 10 small. Thats why were working with business- es to reduce their taxes and increase their com- petitiveness. When our tax package is fully implemented, the tax rate on new investment for small busi- nesses will be reduced by 55 per cent. Because we know that 70 per cent of new jobs will require a post-secondary education, we are investing in 60,000 new post-secondary spaces, providing a 30 per cent tuition grant to low- and middle-income families and, to give prospective students greater choice, we will build three new satellite campuses in three new communities. Halton is being considered as the home for one of these campuses, and I believe that an investment of this kind would be of great benefit to the local economy. Indira Naidoo-Harris Liberals Continued from page 10 and local food processors. Mix all this together, all at the same time, by dedicated citizens who are in it for the long haul, and there is no doubt that the economy will turn around and be there for the next generation. Vote Green on Election day and you will be voting for a stronger Canada run by stronger, more transparent leaders you can be proud of. Karen Fraser Green Party Continued from page 10 monopolies (e.g., the LCBO/Beer Store monopo- ly) so that prices can come down, so that jobs in competing businesses can be created, and so that people can have more money to spend on jobs- creating goods and services; doing a better job of defending every indi- viduals property rights (e.g., by refusing to allow international political events like the G20 from being held in places like downtown areas, where the inevitable result will be vandalism (i.e., the violation of property rights, which devalues prop- erty), the shutting down of businesses (which negatively impacts employment, and traffic con- gestion (which, similarly, has a negative impact on employment). amending the Retail Business Holidays Act to allow businesses to open on Christian holy days. Gina van den Burg Freedom Party Continued from page 10 Speak up! You can comment on any story in today's Oakville Beaver at oakvillebeaver.com