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B.C. expands employment services to 16 more communities with $18.6 million in funding

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British Columbia is expanding Community-Based Employment Services (CBES) to 16 additional communities with an $18.6-million investment over two years, the provincial government announced April 16. The expansion, funded through the Canada-B.C. Workforce Development Agreement, is expected to serve as ...

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