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The days when single income house-holds were the norm are long gone, as nowadays both Mom and Dad must work in order to make ends meet. That reality has left many women juggling the obliga-tions of motherhood with the obligations of a successful career.

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While the days of the single-income house-hold may be a thing of the past, many of the conventions of those days remain. Women may still feel the responsibility to cook family meals, clean up after the children and make it to all of their children’s sporting events or other school-related events. But those re-sponsibilities should be shared so women can ensure they’re giving both their careers and families the attention each deserves. Devise a schedule where both parents tackle such re-sponsibilities equally so each parent knows when they have some wiggle room. For ex-ample, if your husband routinely cooks on Tuesdays, then you know you won’t need to rush home on Tuesday night and you might be able to stay at the offi ce a little later to work on a project or catch up on work. Such shar-ing and scheduling can considerably reduce the stress of juggling a family and a career.

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family into your exercise routine, going for nightly walks after dinner or playing with your children in the yard.

STAY INVOLVED WITH YOUR CHILD’S SCHOOL

Many mothers fi nd staying active with their children’s school is a great oppor-tunity for them to bond with their kids and keep abreast of developments at their school. Such involvement can be minimal, such as attending a monthly luncheon with kids or agreeing to be a chaperone on one or two class trips per year. Such events are typically scheduled months in advance, so

you should have ample time to arrange a break from the offi ce without neglecting your professional responsibilities.

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WORK-FROM-HOME POLICIES

As technology has advanced, many com-panies have become much more lenient with regard to employees working from home. If your company allows you to work from home, even if it’s only once per week, then take advantage of that offer. This can provide more time with your kids, it will likely save you money on childcare, and you are certain to appreciate the opportunity to skip your daily commute, even if it is only once a week or a couple of times per month.

PLAN AHEAD

Looking ahead is another way to make jug-gling a family and a career easier. Plan meals in advance to cut down on preparation time when it’s your night to cook. This can involve placing foods in a slow cooker in the morning or preparing part of the meal in advance so it’s ready to go in the oven the moment you arrive home.

Another way to plan ahead is to look at kids’ school schedules and plan trips dur-ing the school year when school won’t be in session. A three-day weekend is a perfect op-portunity to plan a getaway to a nearby locale where the whole family can relax and recon-nect without the pressures of daily life.

Juggling a family and career is not always easy, but there are ways that today’s mothers can raise a happy family and still have a suc-cessful career. ●

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Some executives dreaming of their gold-en years are unsure when those years will actually start. Nearly four in 10 (38 per cent) chief fi nancial offi cers (CFOs) interviewed for a Robert Half Management Resources survey said they had to change their plans from fi ve years ago or are more uncertain

about when they will retire. “Economic factors and personal demands

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Survey suggests executives are rethinking retirement

Source: Canada News Wire

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Co-chaired by Scarborough Centre MPP Brad Duguid and Toronto City Councillor Michael Thompson, the task force will create an urban renewal strategy that will strength-en the regional economy by helping to ad-dress gridlock so that families can get to and from work easily and businesses can get their products moving more quickly and spend less time sitting in traffi c.

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The Province continues to urge the Federal government to develop a national infrastruc-ture strategy and to invest in transit in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.

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• The Province will invest the remaining $1.4 billion for the new Scarborough sub-way proposal.

• The Province is fully funding the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, which will be in service by 2020. Tunnel boring machines named Dennis and Lea are currently digging the underground portion of the line eastward from Black Creek Drive.

• Since 2003, Ontario has invested more than $16.1 billion in public transit in the prov-ince, including approximately $7.7 billion in GO Transit. ●

Source: The Government of Ontario

Scarborough Transit economic task force creates 14,000 jobs

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