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What do you do if you’re outvoted 13-1 and you still want your way? If you’re McMinnville City Councilor Chris Chenoweth, it would seem, you launch a petition ...

Former military member Belinda LeBlanc has dedicated her life to feeding the community

Former military member Belinda LeBlanc has dedicated her life to feeding the community

Former military member Belinda LeBlanc has dedicated her life to feeding the community

Negotiators for New York City and the United Federation of Teachers reached a tentative agreement on a five-year contract last week. Teachers will receive a cumulative raise of about 20%, plus additional bonuses. Union President Michael Mulgrew, Mayor Eric Adams and other city officials took turns thanking and congratulating each other on the “historic” deal […]

The City of Langford is adding 1.35 acres of land to Veterans Memorial Park with adjacent property purchased from the Goldstream Masonic Lodge.

Mike Antonucci’s Union Report appears most Wednesdays; see the full archive. A version of this column originally appeared on the EIAOnline blog. Most American Federation of Teachers locals are run by officers elected as part of a caucus, which is a sort of internal political party. The United Federation of Teachers in New York City […]

Langford Legion president Norm Scott says he’s happy to hear that the provincial government is putting $1.5 million into supporting legions across B.C. “We’re very appreciative to the province . . .

New York City’s 250,000 retired municipal workers are facing the conversion of our traditional Medicare coverage to a privately managed Medicare Advantage plan. It turns out that negotiations to achieve this change have been going on—in secret—for three years. The bargaining agent is the Municipal Labor Committee (MLC), which includes nearly 100 city unions. Word of the