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Ontario proposes requiring health staffing agencies to disclose their ratesOntario is proposing to increase transparency and accountability around staffing agencies, as hospitals and long-term care homes spend about $1 billion a year to fill shifts.PoliticsDec 20
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Staffing woes lead to ‘difficult to maintain’ services at rural, northern Manitoba ERsDoctors Manitoba says staffing shortages have led to a higher number of closures than this time last year.HealthDec 10
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Surrey man had his truck stolen for 2 weeks. It’s been stuck with ICBC for 6ICBC said there are no claim backlogs or staffing shortages. "This was due to an administrative error, this isn't something that happens on a regular basis."EconomyDec 11
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Queen’s University workers overwhelmingly vote in favour of strikeQueen’s University workers have overwhelmingly backed strike action. CUPE locals cite low wages, staffing shortages and rising costs ahead of potential job action in 2025.EducationDec 18
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Rural B.C. mayors band together to press for fix to emergency room closuresThe action comes after communities including Oliver, Merritt, Williams Lake and Lillooet have faced repeated ER closures driven primarily by staffing shortages.HealthNov 8
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Alberta government fires AIMCo board citing rising costs, poor performanceFinance Minister Nate Horner said the reason is poor performance, with rising staffing and management fees coupled with a consistent failure to meet mandated benchmark returns.PoliticsNov 7
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Metrolinx makes changes to key roles in staffing shakeup as delayed LRT projects stumbleOn Tuesday, Metrolinx told employees that the agency's chief planner and the chief operating officer of rapid transit had both left the company.CanadaOct 15
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New staff housing at Big White expected to help with recruitmentNew staff designated housing has opened up at Big White which will help employees secure accommodation at the ski resort.CanadaDec 17
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Saskatchewan nurses march for better conditions as provincial election nearsOn Wednesday, hospital workers in Saskatoon held a solidarity walk in support of better working conditions and staffing for health-care workers.HealthOct 9
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Campaign aims to stop youth from leaving province and ‘Stay with B.C.’The Business Council of British Columbia said rising costs, limited job opportunities, and strained public services are driving this trend.EconomyDec 18
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New tires, new buses, more staff: TransLink lays out winter weather planVancouver's transit agency has rolled out its winter plans. TransLink says it will equip more buses with "Grip D" winter tires and have more staff prepared for de-icing trains.TrafficNov 25
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7-year-old killed, others injured after stabbing attack at Croatia schoolThe attack took place around 9:50 a.m. on the last day of school before Christmas at the Precko Elementary School in Zagreb.WorldDec 20
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‘Unprovoked’ bar stabbing becomes Hamilton’s 10th homicide of the yearAn “unprovoked” stabbing at a bar has become Hamilton’s 10th homicide of the year as crime woes continue to plague the major Ontario city.CrimeDec 16
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One dead, another seriously hurt in Surrey stabbingSurrey Police were called to a home early Saturday where they found two people with life-threatening injuries. One woman died at the scene and a second person was hospitalized.CrimeDec 14
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Suspected stabbing prompts Calgary police investigation at 2 separate scenesAnyone with information about what happened is asked to call police.Crime6 hours
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Calgary Stampeders overhaul coaching staff for 2025 CFL seasonThe Calgary Stampeders' coaching staff for 2025 has been overhauled after the departure two longtime members.CanadaDec 17
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Man stabbed by 2 women in East VancouverBC Emergency Health Services said two ambulances, one with primary care paramedics and one with advanced life support, responded to Fraser Street and East 27th Avenue.CrimeDec 20
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‘We don’t know what comes’ into Canada by rail, border union head saysThe head of the Customs and Immigration Union says staff shortages and an increasing reliance on technology means the CBSA is not able to properly screen what's coming into Canada.CanadaDec 8
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Winnipeg duo dinged for financial fraud in alleged payroll scamA pair of Winnipeggers are facing fraud charges after a months-long investigation into suspicious activity at a local security company, police say.CrimeNov 28
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Two teens hospitalized in early morning Aldergrove stabbingsLangley RCMP said the two victims knew each other, and that it believes the two stabbings were linked.CrimeDec 3