[ad_1] Driver examiners in Alberta are off the job Thursday after threatening to withhold services if the province didn’t meet their demands as the Alberta government prepares to take back control of the industry. Pete Llewellyn with the Certified Driver Examiners Association says the examiners’ demand for fair market value for their businesses fell on[…]
[ad_1] A report by the Halifax Regional Municipality’s auditor general has found a “significant weakness” in the city’s property tax system, one that could lead to fraud or error. In the report released on Wednesday, Auditor General Evangeline Colman-Sadd found many employees had system access privileges that would allow them to change property assessment values,[…]
[ad_1] Tue, Jan 8: Alberta driver examiners are threatening job action if the province doesn’t compensate them for closing their private businesses. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] Calgary’s city manager, Jeff Fielding, is leaving his position to take up a new job with the City of Toronto, the City of Calgary announced Tuesday. Fielding has been Calgary’s city manager since 2014, just before the city started to see the impacts of struggling oil prices and shortly after the devastating flood of[…]
[ad_1] Alberta’s driver examiners are threatening to walk off the job this week if the provincial government doesn’t meet their demands ahead of the deprivatization of their industry. Transportation Minister Brian Mason announced in October the province was taking back driver’s licence road testing from the private sector, one of several changes proposed following the[…]
[ad_1] Republicans and Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee are renewing their attempt to protect special counsel Robert Mueller’s job, sending a signal to President Donald Trump as he keeps up his criticism of Mueller’s Russia investigation. The legislation, sponsored by incoming Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and three other members, is expected[…]
[ad_1] U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday spoke with reporters saying that Wall Street was “shocked” by the jobs numbers that came out on Friday. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] U.S. President Donald Trump responded to impeachment threats made by a newly sworn in Democrat Friday by defending his track record amid a government shutdown. While speaking outside the White House in a rambling news conference, the president said: “You can’t impeach someone who’s doing a great job. That’s how I view it.” Trump[…]
[ad_1] Speaking outside the White House Friday afternoon, U.S. President Donald Trump said it was or should not be possible to impeach a sitting President who has done “a great job.” [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] Speaking outside the White House Friday afternoon, U.S. President Donald Trump bragged of the “tremendous” gains reported in the latest U.S. employment numbers, which he said were the result of his recent trade deal negotiations. [ad_2] Source link