U.S. Steel Canada's court hearing regarding its bankruptcy filing was over in a hurry to allow negotiations between lawyers for the company and its creditors to continue. ...
Daily Archives: October 6, 2014
Heard: Union and management at Canadian Blood Services spar over shortage
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Sousa launches electronic 50-50 charity tickets
Finance minister announces a new pilot project for electronic 50-50 charity raffles at Air Canada Centre, one that's already being used for Toronto Maple Leafs games. ...
Good Jobs Summit sets up roundtable to seek consensus
Good Jobs Summit creates new roundtable group to figure out how to promote training and partnerships to boost the economy. ...
Heard: Wilding takes over as CEO Ontario’s accounting association
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Unifor workers on strike at Hamilton parts depot over tiered wages
Unifor has made clear its intentions to fight two-tiered wages across the Canadian auto sector, where new hires are paid less than established employees on a permanent basis. ...
MacLeod prepares campaign launch set for Oct. 19
MacLeod's all-but-official entry into the race makes her the last of the expected contestants – but Tories have until Jan. 30, 2015, to surprise us. ...
Heard: Environment minister to attend launch of comic book featuring Canadian superheros fighting climate change
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Happening: Changes brewing for Canadian beer standards
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St. Joseph union swap came down to numbers, not voter dissatisfaction
A vote by 1,400 workers at a London hospital to leave OPSEU in favour of Unifor was hardly surprising, according to Smokey Thomas, who says it went into the vote grossly outnumbered. ...