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CUPE's Hamas support shows need to revisit mandatory membership - Vimarsana News

CUPE's Hamas support shows need to revisit mandatory membership

In light of CUPE's support of Hamas, unions should be made to choose: stick to labour matters or engage in politics. Read more here.

Guest column: End mandatory membership for unions engaged in politics - Vimarsana News

Guest column: End mandatory membership for unions engaged in politics

Guest column: Revisit mandatory membership for unions engaging in politics

Gender identity policy divides crowds outside Windsor school board's first closed meeting - Vimarsana News

Gender identity policy divides crowds outside Windsor school board's first closed meeting

At least 100 people gathered outside Windsor-Essex's public school board head office Tuesday evening opposing — or supporting — a school board policy on gender identity, and the board's decision to close meetings to the public.

Source: cbc.ca
Windsor councillors prepare to tackle 'really difficult' budget - Vimarsana News

Windsor councillors prepare to tackle 'really difficult' budget

City councillors are preparing to tackle one of Windsor's toughest operating budgets in years, as inflation, higher costs and revenue losses have resulted in a proposed 5.23 per cent tax hike.

Source: cbc.ca
Windsor mayoral candidate says city should weigh new investment strategy, mayor calls plan risky - Vimarsana News

Windsor mayoral candidate says city should weigh new investment strategy, mayor calls plan risky

Windsor mayoral candidate Chris Holt says the southwestern Ontario city needs to rethink the way it invests its money, but the mayor calls Holt's plan risky and radical.

Source: cbc.ca