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City of Regina and Co-op refinery settle lawsuit over oil spill - Vimarsana News

City of Regina and Co-op refinery settle lawsuit over oil spill

The City of Regina has settled its lawsuit against Consumers' Co-operative Refineries Limited (CCRL) in the wa...

Source: cjme.com
CCRL says City of Regina lawsuit over spill 'frivolous and baseless' - Vimarsana News

CCRL says City of Regina lawsuit over spill 'frivolous and baseless'

CCRL says the City of Regina's claim it owes $4.5 million in damages is "frivolous and baseless" and refutes the claim filed by the city.

City seeking $4.5M from Co-op refinery in lawsuit over 2020 spill - Vimarsana News

City seeking $4.5M from Co-op refinery in lawsuit over 2020 spill

The City of Regina is taking the Co-op refinery to court. In a statement of claim filed May 6, the city is see...

Source: cjme.com
City seeking $4.5M from Co-op refinery in lawsuit over 2020 spill - Vimarsana News

City seeking $4.5M from Co-op refinery in lawsuit over 2020 spill

The City of Regina is taking the Co-op refinery to court. In a statement of claim filed May 6, the city is seeking more than $4.5 million in damages f...

Source: ckom.com
Court of Appeal tosses out Unifor's appeal - Vimarsana News

Court of Appeal tosses out Unifor's appeal

Article content The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has tossed out an appeal by Unifor Local 594, having found a Queen’s Bench Chambers judge didn’t err in relation to an exception allowing drivers to continue on without listening to pickets’ full message. “On the evidence before her, the Chambers judge properly balanced the interests of the Union, the employer and third parties,” wrote Justice Ralph Ottenbreit. “She was acutely aware of the delicate balance between the Union’s rights and the employer’s rights in the context of the labour dispute. She took into account the need f...