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B.C. port requests last-minute hearing to avert looming job actionThe BC Maritime Employers Association says if a strike by ship and dock foremen is allowed to proceed Monday, it will have 'no choice' but to impose an industry-wide lockout.EconomyJul 7
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Ontario skills program pairs Peterborough students with construction, aviation employersStudents will partake in an eight-week placement for on-the-job experience, relying on the skills learned in high school construction and aviation programs.EconomyJul 16
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WestJet is cancelling dozens of flights as mechanic strike loomsAs airline mechanics are set to go on strike this week, WestJet is going to cancel 40 flights across Canada, affecting 6,500 passengers.CanadaJun 19
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Amazon workers in Quebec worried about health and safety ahead of Prime DaySome Amazon warehouse employees say sales day like Prime Day are costing them their health.CanadaJun 28
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Flight cancellations grow as WestJet mechanics hit picket linesWestJet has cancelled more than 200 flights after the union representing its aircraft maintenance engineers announced Friday that members had hit the picket lines.CanadaJun 29
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WestJet mechanics serve airline with 72-hour strike noticeWestJet mechanics say they are poised to walk off the job early as Thursday night after serving the airline with a 72-hour strike notice yesterday.MoneyJun 18
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WestJet continues to feel the fallout one week after mechanics strikeWestJet continues to feel the effects of a mechanics strike that uprooted the travel plans of thousands over the Canada Day long weekend.CanadaJul 7
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WestJet faces ‘damage control’ after strike. What passengers should knowThe end to the WestJet mechanics' strike does not mean the end of flight disruptions, the Calgary-based airline is warning after a hectic long weekend at Canadian airports.ConsumerJul 2
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Under Trudeau, the civil service has grown twice as fast as Canada’s populationMore than 110,000 people have been added to the federal payroll since 2015 when Justin Trudeau became prime minister - a 43 per cent increase.PoliticsJul 17
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Alberta NDP to announce new leader this weekend as Notley leaves behind party still ready to runOn Saturday afternoon, the party will be Notley's crew no more. It's set to announce a new leader.PoliticsJun 20
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‘It was me’: Witness says he saw suspect surrender in Oshawa double homicideNeighbours and witnesses recounted the moments leading up to and after a fatal double shooting in Oshawa, Ont., on Saturday that left a former hockey player and art teacher dead.CrimeJul 15
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Former teachers of Saskatoon independent school allege missing wages: ‘I trusted her’Former employees of Wild Spirit Education in Saskatoon are alleging that they are owed tens of thousands of dollars in missing wages.MoneyJun 10
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Peterborough, Kawartha Lakes seek government aid to save Fleming College programsPeterborough city council on Monday passed a motion encouraging both the federal and provincial governments to help save 29 programs at Fleming College.EducationJun 20
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Renters under pressure: When will the fever break in the hot rental market?Some of Canada's tightest rental markets are showing signs of easing. Here's what experts say about when renters might find relief.MoneyJul 6
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Ohio train derailment caused by wheel bearing on fire for over 30 km: NTSBThe board also said that Norfolk Southern and its contractors botched a decision three days later to blow open five tank cars and burn the vinyl chloride inside.U.S. NewsJun 25
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CBSA workers vote in favour of strike action, warn of border disruptionsCanada Border Services Agency employees could go on strike next month, which the union warns would cause 'significant disruptions' during the summer travel season.CanadaMay 24
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Canadian MPs vote to ban replacement workers with ‘anti-scab’ billBill C-58 seeks to ban the use of replacement workers if there’s a strike in a federally regulated workplace, a key part of the Liberal-NDP supply-and-confidence agreement.CanadaMay 27
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U.S. Federal Reserve holds rates. Here’s what officials said about future cutsU.S. policymakers said they expect to cut their key interest rate just once by year's end, rather than the three times they had envisioned in March.EconomyJun 12
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A CBSA strike could soon cause major delays at the border. What to knowJust as the summer travel season gets into gear, Canadians and visitors could find themselves waiting in long lines at the border.CanadaJun 2
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From photos to pit manoeuvers: How the James Smith Cree Nation killing spree is changing the RCMPFourteen recommendations were directed at RCMP during coroner's inquests meant to improve how the organization responded to the mass casualty event.CanadaJun 6