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Ford's battle with CUPE could have long-term impact on labour talks, experts warn - Vimarsana News

Ford's battle with CUPE could have long-term impact on labour talks, experts warn

Premier Doug Ford's battle with Ontario education workers, and his climb down after attempting to impose a contract on them, could mean his government is in for painful contract talks with other unions and frayed relationships with key labour allies, say experts who study the union movement.

Source: cbc.ca
After setting a record in 2018, Ontario's number of female MPPs has dipped | News - Vimarsana News

After setting a record in 2018, Ontario's number of female MPPs has dipped | News

Women will now make up 39 per cent of Ontario’s legislature — a slight drop from a record high of 39.5 per cent when Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservatives

Ottawa under pressure from CP Rail customers after second day of stoppage - Vimarsana News

Ottawa under pressure from CP Rail customers after second day of stoppage

CALGARY — If the work stoppage at Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. doesn't end soon, southern Alberta feedlot operator James Bekkering says he and many of his counterparts will be facing a serious situation.

CP Rail strike could trigger global shortfalls - Vimarsana News

CP Rail strike could trigger global shortfalls

The CP Rail strike has set an already beleaguered Canadian economy further on its heels and combined...

CP Rail strike enters second day - Vimarsana News

CP Rail strike enters second day

The pressure is on in Ottawa today as a CP Rail work stoppage enters its second day. Industry leaders and politicians have urged Labour Minister Seamus O'Regan to end the labour dispute after 3,000 conductors, engineers and train and yard workers were off the job over the weekend.

Source: ctvnews.ca