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EDITORIAL: A time to celebrate Canadian workers

Canadians will observe Labour Day on September 1, marking a time to recognize the contributions of workers and the importance of workers' rights.
Labour Day has been a national holiday in Canada since 1894, originating from a 1872 strike advocating for a nine-hour workday.
Canada's national unemployment rate is 6.9%, with a youth unemployment rate of 14.6%.
Labour Day emphasizes the essential role of workers, who deserve celebration and protection of their rights throughout the year.

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EDITORIAL: A time to celebrate Canadian workers

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Sicamous Eagle Valley News broke the news in Salmon Arm, Canada 15 days ago on Monday, September 1, 2025.

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