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Full-Time College Support Staff Return to Work After Five Week Strike

Full-Time College Support Staff Return to Work After Five Week Strike

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After nearly five weeks on strike, full-time college support staff represented by the Ontario Public Sector Employees Union (OPSEU/SEFPO) have reached a tentative agreement with the College Employer Council (CEC),See the Story

NAN Leaders Declare Emergency as Ginoogaming Mourns

State of Emergency · Ontario

NAN Leaders Declare Emergency as Ginoogaming Mourns

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

THUNDER BAY — Nishnawbe Aski Nation leadership declared a public state of emergency Thursday following a drug-related shooting incident in Ginoogaming First Nation that left one person dead and another See the Story

City-run indoor turf facility preferred over 3rd-party management, says committee

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City-run indoor turf facility preferred over 3rd-party management, says committee

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THUNDER BAY — City council's quality of life standing committee would rather have the municipality operate the indoor turf facility, rather than have a private company take it over.See the Story

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