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'We wish Stephen Harper would stop wasting court time and the taxpayers' money and start helping to solve the drug problem in our community.' - Mark Townsend.

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When it comes to the recently announced deal on opening up the U.S. stimulus package to Canadian bids, the evidence is that Canada groveled, and then we got hosed.

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'We're relatively pleased with what appears to be this government's acknowledgement that public health care is a key priority for Albertans.' - Elisabeth Ballermann.

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'The report shows there’s a lot more at stake than lost child care spaces.' - Andrea Calver.

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'In a tough round of bargaining, we were able to make progress on key priorities.' - BCGEU president Darryl Walker.

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'How common is it for staff to witness or experience aggression in the clients they support?'

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Deal comes at the price of an acknowledgment that the claims of Nortel pensioners, former employees and employees on Long-term Disability are unsecured, and rank in equal priority to those of all other unsecured creditors, including the bondholders.

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Union says Harper must take action at home and abroad to show he is serious about championing maternal health and child care around the globe.

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Deal includes retroactive pay for employees plus improvements in several other areas of the contract.

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Almost one third of Canadians aged 35-54 expect to be working in their retirement years.

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'We hope that local communities across B.C. will join Vancouver's lead.' - Darryl Walker.

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200 employees locked out since September at plant in Moose Jaw.

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In 1995, Canada’s House of Commons unanimously passed a motion recognizing February each year as Black History Month.

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'A safe environment for participants to learn how to challenge barriers to diversity within the union and the workplace.'

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'Canada is the home of serious violations of the human rights of Aboriginal women and girls.'

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