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No, if they have attained Canadian citizenship; yes, if they are only residents, and after they have completed their sentence.

No, let companies decide for themselves what works best, but they should definitely pay for overtime, ie hours beyond a regular working day.

Yes, but only after counselling, with parental permission, under strict supervision of doctors and without government funding.

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