Number of media employees killed on the job rose in 2018, journalist group says – National

Number of media employees killed on the job rose in 2018, journalist group says – National

in Dec 30, 2018

[ad_1] BRUSSELS — An international trade association says on-the-job slayings of journalists and news media staff rose again in 2018 following an overall decline during the past half-dozen years. The International Federation of Journalists said in an annual report set for release Monday that 94 journalists and media workers died in targeted killings, bomb attacks[…]

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Job cuts ahead: Layoff protection for Manitoba’s civil servants about to end – Winnipeg

Job cuts ahead: Layoff protection for Manitoba’s civil servants about to end – Winnipeg

in Dec 30, 2018

[ad_1] More public-sector job cuts appear to be coming in Manitoba and a long-standing ban on civil service layoffs is about to expire. Premier Brian Pallister, in his third year of a promise to eliminate the deficit by 2024, says he is not planning any large-scale layoffs, but some trimming remains to be done, largely[…]

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Sarah McIver was arrested in China due to employer’s error, her aunt believes

Sarah McIver was arrested in China due to employer’s error, her aunt believes

in Dec 29, 2018

[ad_1] DRUMHELLER, Alta. –The aunt of an Alberta woman who has been released from custody in China says she believes it was a mistake by her niece’s employer that resulted in her arrest. Sarah McIver was detained earlier this month over a work-permit issue related to her teaching job, but her aunt Rhona McIver says[…]

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Trump enjoys high job approval from veterans — unless they’re women: AP poll – National

Trump enjoys high job approval from veterans — unless they’re women: AP poll – National

in Dec 29, 2018

[ad_1] Nearly 6 in 10 military veterans voted for Republican candidates in the November midterm elections, and a similar majority had positive views of President Donald Trump’s leadership. But women, the fastest growing demographic group in the military, are defying that vote trend. That’s according to AP VoteCast, a nationwide survey of more than 115,000[…]

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Brother of fallen Newman officer Ronil Singh recounts how he loved his job

Brother of fallen Newman officer Ronil Singh recounts how he loved his job

in Dec 28, 2018

[ad_1] During a Friday vigil for fallen officer Ronil Singh, his brother Reggie Singh recounted how much his older brother loved his job and thanked the police and community for their service. [ad_2] Source link

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Roiled in oil: Alberta votes in 2019 as energy issues, Trudeau dominate debate

Roiled in oil: Alberta votes in 2019 as energy issues, Trudeau dominate debate

in Dec 28, 2018

[ad_1] “I know that the opposition wants to sort of revel in what they insist on hoping is defeat, but we’ve made more progress on getting a pipeline to tidewater than any other government has in the last 70 years,” Notley told The Canadian Press in a year-end interview. Notley will take voters to the polls in[…]

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Liberals eyeing job training boost after warnings of under spending – National

Liberals eyeing job training boost after warnings of under spending – National

in Dec 27, 2018

[ad_1] OTTAWA — The federal Liberals want to widen the reach of the country’s job-training programs after senior officials heard warnings that Canada has been spending about half what comparable countries do on efforts to keep their workers employable. READ MORE: Reality check: Does Trudeau deserve all the credit for Canada’s economic and job gains?[…]

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Reality check: Does Trudeau deserve all the credit for Canada’s economic and job gains? – National

Reality check: Does Trudeau deserve all the credit for Canada’s economic and job gains? – National

in Dec 27, 2018

[ad_1] “We took a one per cent growth rate under the Conservatives and turned it into a three per cent growth rate. We created 700,000 new jobs over the past three years, and right now we have the lower unemployment rate in recorded history in Canada,” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said. Trudeau decided the end[…]

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Scott Moe uses fight against carbon tax to define 1st year as Sask. premier

Scott Moe uses fight against carbon tax to define 1st year as Sask. premier

in Dec 26, 2018

[ad_1] Scott Moe is almost one year into his tenure as Saskatchewan premier and he has used his opposition against a federal carbon tax as a major front in the early battle to define his leadership. Moe points to the pending tax as one of the biggest economic headwinds facing his province. Since replacing Brad[…]

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