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• Fire crews tackling wildfire prevention measures in Mt. Boucherie area

  Crews will be working in the area for the next two to three weeks above the Hudson Road Elementary school, conducting wildfire mitigation work.

  Fire

  Jan 19, 2023
  
• Sask. residents say more could be done following international student work hour cap lift

  Mostofa Kamal of the Graduate Students' Association at the University of Saskatchewan said lifting the work hour cap for international students won't solve labour shortages.

  Education

  Oct 13, 2022
  
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• New workplace survey shows employees looking for flexibility

  As some companies are starting to work from the office again, a survey shows what employees are looking for in their current and new jobs.

  Economy

  Jul 30, 2022
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• Saskatchewan minimum wage due for increase to raise low-wage earners over poverty line: experts

  Experts feel the minimum wage in Saskatchewan should be between $15 to $20 per hour through the large and smaller centres.

  Economy

  Dec 5, 2021
• Snow plows set to hit major routes in Winnipeg

  Winnipeg maintenance crews are watching and waiting, as the province prepares to be hit with winter weather.

  Weather

  Oct 10, 2019
• Warehouse as big as a city block on fire in Winnipeg’s North End

  The blaze is burning in the area of Jarvis Avenue and Schultz Street, with at least two buildings on fire.

  Crime

  Jul 22, 2019
• When Life Gives You Parkinson’s podcast recap — Parkinson’s doesn’t have to be a career killer

  Having and managing Parkinson’s disease can feel like a full-time job. The reality, according to Parkinson Canada, is that 25-30 per cent of us with PD, are still in the workforce.

  Health

  Jan 24, 2019
• Minimum wage in Manitoba: is it time for more change?

  As the debate continues to wage across Canada, some Manitobans are questioning if it's time for the province to review minimum wage here at home. 

  Money

  Jan 10, 2018
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• London-St. Thomas jobless rate rises to 5.5% in September as thousands leave labour force

  The London-St. Thomas jobless rate inched up slightly last month as thousands of people continued to leave the labour force.

  Economy

  Oct 6, 2017
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• London city staff outline updated communications plan during BRT working group meeting

  Bus rapid transit was back on the agenda at city hall, during a brief rapid transit rapid transit implementation working group meeting Thursday afternoon.

  Economy

  Sep 14, 2017