N.S. leaders spar over economy
May 21, 2009
Floodgates of recrimination open up at first televised leaders’ debate of summer election
N.S. leaders spar over economy
Being ‘blackmailed,’ CAW says
May 21, 2009
Union accuses Ottawa, Ontario of interfering in negotiations with GM
Veterans march in NB over Agent Orange issue
May 21, 2009
About 75 people completed a march to Veterans Affairs Minister Greg Thompson’s office in St. Stephen yesterday to protest against the handling of the Agent Orange spraying at CFB Gagetown.
Veterans march in NB over Agent Orange issue
Newfoundland nurses poised to hit picket lines
May 21, 2009
Nurses across Newfoundland and Labrador are poised to hit the picket lines today in an increasingly bitter labour dispute that prompted some of them to throw copies of their expired collective agreements on the front steps of the provincial legislature in disgust.
Newfoundland nurses poised to hit picket lines
N.S. leaders spar over economy
May 20, 2009
Rodney MacDonald, Leader of Nova Scotia’s Progressive Conservative Party, was on the defensive last night over his government’s handling of the economy, facing accusations from both opposition leaders that he has led the province into a deep deficit.
N.S. leaders spar over economy
Being ‘blackmailed,’ CAW says
May 20, 2009
Union accuses Ottawa, Ontario of interfering in negotiations with GM
Veterans march in NB over Agent Orange issue
May 20, 2009
About 75 people completed a march to Veterans Affairs Minister Greg Thompson’s office in St. Stephen yesterday to protest against the handling of the Agent Orange spraying at CFB Gagetown.
Veterans march in NB over Agent Orange issue
N.S. leaders spar over economy
May 20, 2009
Floodgates of recrimination open up at first televised leaders’ debate of summer election
N.S. leaders spar over economy
Newfoundland nurses poised to hit picket lines
May 20, 2009
Nurses across Newfoundland and Labrador are poised to hit the picket lines today in an increasingly bitter labour dispute that prompted some of them to throw copies of their expired collective agreements on the front steps of the provincial legislature in disgust.
Newfoundland nurses poised to hit picket lines
Post crash, workers return to oil rig
May 20, 2009
Spouses hugged and kissed each other before Cougar Flight 151 left yesterday for the White Rose offshore oil field, the first helicopter to carry Newfoundland oil workers to their jobs since a chopper crash two months ago killed 17 of their colleagues.
Post crash, workers return to oil rig
American brains are Canada’s gain
May 20, 2009
Cash-strapped families increasingly drawn to lower cost of studying north of the border – and this country’s schools are cashing in
American brains are Canada’s gain
American brains are Canada’s gain
May 20, 2009
EDUCATION REPORTER Libby MacCarthy had never been to Canada when she applied to Dalhousie University at the suggestion of a friend. After a campus visit during a cold snap in April, the Maine native was still undecided about the merits of a Canadian education.
American brains are Canada’s gain
Tiffin joins Ship’s Company Theatre as artistic director
May 19, 2009
Nova Scotia’s Ship’s Company Theatre has announced Matthew Tiffin as its next artistic producer.Tiffin, who is from Ottawa, takes over as artistic producer from Pamela Halstead in November.
Tiffin joins Ship’s Company Theatre as artistic director
Post crash, workers return to oil rig
May 19, 2009
Spouses hugged and kissed each other before Cougar Flight 151 left yesterday for the White Rose offshore oil field, the first helicopter to carry Newfoundland oil workers to their jobs since a chopper crash two months ago killed 17 of their colleagues.
Post crash, workers return to oil rig
American brains are Canada’s gain
May 18, 2009
Cash-strapped families increasingly drawn to lower cost of studying north of the border – and this country’s schools are cashing in
American brains are Canada’s gain
American brains are Canada’s gain
May 18, 2009
EDUCATION REPORTER Libby MacCarthy had never been to Canada when she applied to Dalhousie University at the suggestion of a friend. After a campus visit during a cold snap in April, the Maine native was still undecided about the merits of a Canadian education.
American brains are Canada’s gain
Renewal of offshore transit flights rattles workers
May 16, 2009
The president of a union that represents Newfoundland and Labrador oil workers says he’s not comfortable with plans to resume helicopter flights to the offshore as early as Monday, two months after the crash of Cougar Flight 491 killed 17 people.
Renewal of offshore transit flights rattles workers
Inquest wants tougher rules on student travel
May 15, 2009
Jury recommends limiting travel in bad weather; higher licence standards after fatal N.B. crash
Inquest wants tougher rules on student travel
Inquest wants tougher rules on student travel
May 15, 2009
Limits on winter outings and stricter rules on who can drive students were among the recommendations yesterday from a jury charged with examining a horrific van crash last year in northern New Brunswick.
Inquest wants tougher rules on student travel
Nfld. nurses to stop working overtime
May 14, 2009
Unionized nurses in Newfoundland and Labrador will stop working overtime beginning May 20 because of a dispute over a final contract offer.Debbie Forward, president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Nurses’ Union, says the provincial government’s proposal would allow it to negotiate wages and incentives without the union’s input – an unprecedented market adjustment clause that Ms. Forward says would foster ill will at the workplace.
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