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Mount Pearl strike nears 2-month mark with escalating rhetoric — and no end in sight - Vimarsana News

Mount Pearl strike nears 2-month mark with escalating rhetoric — and no end in sight

As the Mount Pearl municipal workers' strike nears the two-month mark, negotiations have stalled, while the union and city management exchange public accusations of retribution and dangerous tactics.

Source: cbc.ca
No talks planned for City of Mount Pearl and union, as strike enters 6th week - Vimarsana News

No talks planned for City of Mount Pearl and union, as strike enters 6th week

More than 200 people represented by Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 2099 have been on the picket line since July 7.

Source: cbc.ca
Mount Pearl municipal workers on strike as union calls out 'inferior benefits' for new hires - Vimarsana News

Mount Pearl municipal workers on strike as union calls out 'inferior benefits' for new hires

More than 200 workers with CUPE 2099 went on strike shortly after midnight Thursday.

Source: cbc.ca
Politicians talk wastewater as millions approved for Goulds area of St. John's - Vimarsana News

Politicians talk wastewater as millions approved for Goulds area of St. John's

The money means the last area of St. John's will finally be connected to primary wastewater treatment services, and raw sewage from the Goulds neighbourhood won't end up in the ocean.

Source: cbc.ca
Temporary housing for recently incarcerated Newfoundland women caught in zoning snag - Vimarsana News

Temporary housing for recently incarcerated Newfoundland women caught in zoning snag

The City of Mount Pearl has issued a cease-and-desist order to both the Elizabeth Fry Society and the building's owner.

Source: cbc.ca