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The Bayers Lake Community Outpatient Centre will officially open its doors to patients on Monday. Premier Tim Houston, joined by doctors and health-care ...

Two House Democrats proposed a measure on Tuesday that would tighten regulations for trains carrying hazardous materials in response ...

A labor agreement forced by the president and congress earlier this month to avoid a strike did not include paid sick leave.

Railroad workers could get the paid sick days that were at the heart of their threat to go on strike -- if the Biden administration steps in with an executive

The video by BLET President Dennis Pierce and SMART-TD President Jeremy Ferguson was the latest of attempts by the unions to try to recapture control of the narrative over the contract in the face of massive opposition.

The White House last week helped broker a deal to avoid a potential railroad strike.That agreement still needs approval from unions, though, which is not a guarantee.In a recent letter to congressional leaders, Greg Hynes writes railroading used to be the gold-standard of blue collar jobs, but has “deteriorated so drastically over the last five years that employees are now

For Placebo Records Tony Victor, Club Placebo is a chance to celebrate the history of the Phoenix underground, from JFA to Sun City Girls and beyond.

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Mixed Responses to INVEST in America Act July 01, 2021 There are other things that get passed that I will leave to your imagination ... House Democrats crafted it, House Republicans ridicule it, rail labor loves it, APTA likes it, AAR dismisses it, and ASLRRA notes it’s merely a first step in a tedious process: It’s H.R. 3684, the INVEST (Investing in a New Vision for the Environment and Surface Transportation) in America Act, passed by the full House in a largely partisan vote. It has a sn...

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Even as railroads are operating longer and longer freight trains that sometimes stretch for miles, the companies have drastically reduced staffing levels, prompting unions to warn that moves meant to increase profits could endanger safety and even result in disasters.