A new study says life is better for women who live in cities such as Victoria, Gatineau and Montreal. The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says the study is based on Statistics Canada data and compares men and women in five areas -- economic security, education, health, leadership and personal security. The study's author, Kate McInturff, says transparency helps narrow the divide between men and women. (That means both employees and employers know the gaps, which helps close them.)

Date: 2015-07-15
Placeline: OTTAWA.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 15 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << places where you have large public sector employers tend to do pretty well also and that's because public sector employers really track these gaps that they trap cats and pay that track depth and rate depression and they're also really transparent >>

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