Attitudes are tough to change but OPSEU/NUPGE is embarking on a radio ad campaign to do just that when it comes to how health professionals are viewed by hospital administrators and the public, says OPSEU First Vice-President Patty Rout.  

Recognizing climate threshold one thing - action is quite another.

'It puts the lives of the paramedics, patients, and the travelling public at risk.' - NAPE president Carol Furlong.

'The situation in Weyburn is a perfect example of how multi-national corporations with bottomless legal budgets are allowed to never-endingly drag out the process.' - Wayne Hanley.

'I think making sure that the adequate resources and support are there to operate the classroom in an effective way is the top priority.' - Wayne MacKay.

Themes this year also include leadership, problem solving, retirement and steward skills.

The decision affecting the Brockville Mental Health Centre is a stunning blow to the community and the area economy, says Warren (Smokey) Thomas.

Straight up or down vote - 'Yes, I approve the tentative settlement' or 'No, I reject the tentative settlement.'

Report by Public Interest Alberta calls for political financing reforms to ensure fair and equitable elections.

Red River College receives $4.25M in funding for infrastructure projects

A new report states the lack of a clear leader among the ranked nations and while Germany has slightly improved, countries such as Canada and Russia have completely failed the test.

'It is important that Colombia pursue a path of rule of law and transparency.'

The report also recommends extending coverage under the Interim Federal Health Program to caregivers denied coverage under a provincial health plan

Precedent setting decision flows from discrimination against white firefighters in New Haven, Connecticut.

Dating back to the 1880s, the program includes two operations in the Kingston, Ont. area, and others near Dorchester, N.B., Stony Mountain, Man., Prince Albert, Sask. and Innisfail, Alta.