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Menopause affects ¼ of Canada''s workforce 1 TORONTO , June 6, 2023 /CNW/ - Gaps in women''s healthcare remain a major issue. Lack of awareness and stigma around women''s reproductive health are just two examples of the barriers women face in and out of the workplace. In fact, three-quarters of working Canadian women aged 40 to 60 say they do not feel supported by their employer during menopause 1 . To address this gap, Sun Life has partnered with the Menopause Foundation of Canada (MFC) to raise awareness of women''s health and identify ways to better support women in the workplace. The partnership includes the development of resources for employers and a landmark report on menopause in the Canadian workplace expected out in late 2023. "I envision a future where everyone can reach their full potential and thrive in the workplace. Our partnership with the Menopause Foundation of Canada (MFC) will help us focus on the specific health needs of women in the workplace," said Marie-Chantal Côté, Senior Vice-President, Group Benefits, Sun Life.

The Montreal Canadiens Children''s Foundation will keep partnering with Sun Life until 2025 to expand its introductory ball hockey program in underprivileged schools across Quebec MONTREAL , May 31, 2023 /CNW/ - The Montreal Canadiens Children''s Foundation announced today the extension of its partnership with Sun Life until the end of the 2024-25 season to continue to expand its introductory ball hockey program in schools across Quebec . Designed for third and fourth grade students in communities where BLEU BLANC BOUGE outdoor rinks have been built, the program allows underprivileged youth to experience the benefits of a healthy and physically active lifestyle through ball hockey activities. Sun Life will continue to act as the presenting sponsor of the BLEU BLANC BOUGE Ball Hockey program, which it has been financially supporting since 2020 with annual contributions of $150,000 , for an additional three years. The renewal of this commitment will bring the total amount invested by Sun Life to $900 ,000 to support the efforts of the Montreal Canadiens Children''s Foundation in promoting healthy lifestyle habits.

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RBC Capital Markets analyst Darko Mihelic upgraded Sun Life Financial Inc (NYSE: SLF ) to Outperform from Sector perform at an increased price target of C$79 from C$76. The analyst is bullish on the above-expectations core earnings in the other segments despite weaker-than-expected Wealth Management and Corporate business in Q1 2023. Last week, Sun Life reported Q1 underlying EPS of C$1.52, which came close to the consensus and RBC Capital Markets estimate . The company also … Full story available on Benzinga.com

Sun Life deepens commitment to employee well-being with expanded benefits offerings TORONTO , Dec. 6, 2022 /CNW/ - Sun Life is enhancing its employee benefits in 2023 with more comprehensive and inclusive family planning and well-being coverage. Sun Life will be adding adoption and surrogate expense coverage, care days and an extended bereavement policy. This is on top of its existing family planning benefits, which include fertility services and an increased combined lifetime maximum coverage amount for fertility drugs and services of $15,000 , and up to 14 weeks maternity, parental and adoptive leave top-up, regardless of the employee''s path to parenting. "People need flexibility and support for the moments in life that matter most – whether it''s building a family, taking time for self-care, caring for others, or grieving a loss," says Helena Pagano , EVP, Chief People and Culture Officer, Sun Life. "We have a culture that is caring and values flexibility and inclusivity – and we know these are qualities people are increasingly seeking out when looking for new roles.

WELLESLEY, Mass. and BOSTON, Dec. 5, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Sun Life and the Boston Celtics are closing out another year of #SunLifeDunk4Diabetes with a $155,000 donation to the YMCA of Greater Boston''s Healthy Habits program. Every November, which is Diabetes Awareness Month, Sun Life…

Over 50% of Canadians surveyed say Family Building Benefits are important to them TORONTO , Nov. 24, 2022 /CNW/ - Sun Life Financial Inc. (TSX: SLF ) (NYSE: SLF ) From adoption to IVF (in vitro fertilization), building a family looks different for everyone. It can often be a challenging and expensive process for many Canadians. To help, Sun Life offers a range of optional Family Building Benefits to Group Benefits Clients. Sun Life''s Family Building Program includes coverage related to fertility, surrogacy and adoption. For many, these benefits help relieve stress and worry by reducing financial strain. "Our Family Building Benefits recognize and support that Canadians build families in different ways. It''s important that we support our Clients and address their unique needs," said Marie-Chantal Côté, Senior Vice-President, Group Benefits, Sun Life. "These benefits help organizations put their employees first and make a real difference in the workplace." Sun Life''s Family Building Program was introduced earlier this year and recently expanded.

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Canada''s main stock index fell to a near-one-year low on Thursday, a day after descending into correction territory, as weakness in mining shares and downbeat earnings from Manulife Financial weighed on sentiment. The negative trend for the S&P/TSX, as it dived another 219.88 points, or 1.1%, midday to 19,617.37. The Canadian dollar removed 0.31 cents at 76.65 cents U.S. On Wednesday, the Canadian benchmark index fell to its lowest level since last July, taking its losses since the March 29 closing record high to 10.2%. A correction is confirmed when an index closes 10% or more below its record closing level. Manulife fell $2.42, or 9.9%, to $21.93. Sun Life Financial ditched $1.75, or 2.8%, to $60.97, after the insurers on Wednesday reported core earnings fell from a year ago as the COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on their Asian earnings, with Manulife also missing estimates. ON BAYSTREET The TSX Venture Exchange stumbled 17.43 points, or 2.5%, to 683.47. Eight of the 12 TSX subgroups were in minus country in the first hour, with materials giving up 2%, while gold lost 1.9% of its lustre, and financials were poorer by 1.6%.

Mumbai: Indian stock indices ended down over 1% on Tuesday, breaking a five-session rising streak, as sentiment soured after Chinese shares fell amid a surge in Covid-19 cases in that country. While peace talks between Russia and Ukraine have remained inconclusive, keeping investors tentative, their focus will shift to the outcome of the US Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday, when the central bank is expected to flag off its interest rate increase cycle.The Sensex ended 709.17 points or 1.26% down at 55,776.85 and the Nifty dropped 208.30 points or 1.23% to 16,663. The five-day rise, during which indices gained 6-7%, was the longest stretch of gains in two months. The fall in oil and metal prices on account of renewed Covid fears in China pulled down the shares of oil and gas and steel companies.Foreign Portfolio Investors sold Indian shares worth ₹1,249.74 crore on Tuesday and Domestic Institutional Investors bought shares amounting to ₹98.25 crore, data on the NSE showed."So far the trend in China has been that it clamps down in particular areas where cases pick up and restricts a lot of activity.

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