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The union that represents paramedics in Nova Scotia have told a legislature committee its members should get an immediate and substantial raise like the continuing care assistants received in February.

Some people, having climbed to great heights in their profession, pull up the ladder behind them. But Connie Smallman tries to extend as many ladders as she can to others.

Pilgrim nuclear power plant owner Holtec has committed in writing to wait until independent testing confirms safety before releasing water into bay.

A lobbyist and former union official from St. Louis has been contracted to assist with economic development in the city of Lake Ozark.

Argonaut Gold Inc. (OTCPK:ARNGF) Q1 2022 Earnings Conference Call May 12, 2022 09:00 ET Company Participants Lawrence Radford - President & Chief Executive Officer Dave Ponczoch - Chief...

Some construction projects have come to a halt in the Kingston area while other projects are ongoing after unionized carpenters and crane operators went on…

CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at five stories to watch in Ottawa this week.

DuPage County Board met Tuesday, Jan. 25.

Construction sites across London have been hit with work stoppages and slowdowns as workers strike during the busy spring building season.

A strike by crane and heavy equipment operators has shutdown construction on Ottawas new $334 million central library at LeBreton Flats, and could potentially impact work on Stage 2 of the Light Rail Transit project.