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Canada's banking regulator should license and approve all financial instruments available to investors in the country, even if they originate in the U.S., CCPA report recommends

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Making strategic choices in a changing world was a key theme of the NUPGE's annual Leadership Development School.

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'Cuts that are irresponsible in our current economic situation.' - BCGEU President Darryl Walker.

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Rolling in massive profits again after taking billions in public bailout measures.

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Massachusetts senator led the fight for the Employee Free Choice Act and for legislation benefiting all working families.   

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Labour Minister Peter Fonseca agrees to looking into complaints of unfair treatment of summer employees.

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Capitalism: A Love Story - 'It's about an abusive relationship.'

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'This process has taken far too long. We feel as if SAHO is holding our collective agreement hostage.' - SGEU's Bonnie Erickson.

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'Our deepest sympathies and thoughts go to Shirley’s family and close friends. We missed her when she made a career move to Ottawa. We miss her even more in her passing.'

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67% believe governments should be doing as much to protect the environment as to tackle economic problems.

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National doctors' organization tells Americans – after more than four decades of direct experience – that Canadians know Medicare works.

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'These latest cuts will translate into service reductions and job losses.' - BCGEU president Darryl Walker.

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Increase comes primarily from a 7.1 percent return on investment income during first quarter of fiscal 2010

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'Muriel will be forever remembered as an ambassador of peace, defender of women's rights and champion of educational development.' - Nova Scotia Premier Darrell Dexter.

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Larry Brown, NUPGE's national secretary-treasurer, says the Harper government is misleading Canadians on pensions issues. Instead of responding effectively to the crisis, the government is stalling and even moving backward, he argues.

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