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July 29, 2021 · 0 Comments By Sam Odrowski Healthcare workers across Ontario, including those at Headwaters, represented by the SIEU Union, held a rally in front of the local hospital on Tuesday (July 27) to speak out against wage cuts, concessions, and Bill 124. The bill, which was enacted by the province, limits compensation increases for public sector workers to one per cent per year, which is less than one third of the current rate of inflation. Bill 124 also bars healthcare workers from negotiating for much needed mental ...
July 29, 2021 · 0 Comments By Sam Odrowski For the “No More Highways” Day of Action this past Saturday (July 24), supporters of “Stop the 413” gathered outside of Dufferin–Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones Office on Broadway and marched down to the weekly Farmers Market held by the Orangeville BIA. The protest was led by federal Green Party candidate for Dufferin–Caledon Jenni Le Forestier, who was instrumental in bringing about the federal environmental assessment that’s currently ongoing for the 413, as well as Laura Camp...
July 29, 2021 · 0 Comments By Sam Odrowski A local four-year-old was hard at work this past Saturday (July 24), raising money for a worthy cause. Emma Thomas, local ambassador for the Orangeville and Area Autism Speaks Canada Walk on Wheels Car Parade, operated a Bubly stand in front of the Orangeville Public Library’s Mill Street location along Broadway, with the help of her family. The stand was open from approximately 10:00 a.m. to 1 p.m., selling Bubly beverages, as well as car decals, custom cups, and flags that read “T...
July 29, 2021 · 0 Comments By Sam Odrowski Healthcare workers across Ontario, including those at Headwaters, represented by the SIEU Union, held a rally in front of the local hospital on Tuesday (July 27) to speak out against wage cuts, concessions, and Bill 124. The bill, which was enacted by the province, limits compensation increases for public sector workers to one per cent per year, which is less than one third of the current rate of inflation. Bill 124 also bars healthcare workers from negotiating for much needed mental he...