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September 19 to September 23, 2010, Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto, OntarioEDMONTON: For the first time in years, John Sampson has job-related benefits.Photo: CEP Ontario Region Participating in the Toronto Labour Day Parade
CEP Ontario Region Participating in the Toronto Labour Day Parade The CEP contingent was lead by Ontario Region Administrative Vice-Presidents Kim Ginter and Barb Dolan, joined by Vice President Media Peter Murdoch and National Representative Dave Moffat.Press Clipping: Twenty years later - it's still a success story
It was more than twenty years ago when the Burnaby NOW kicked off this special annual section - A Salute to LabourPress Clipping: Union blasts Postmedia job cuts
Postmedia Network Inc. has cut jobs since taking over the newspaper chain from Canwest Global Communications, a move Canada's largest media union is calling "appalling" and "irresponsible."CEP Labour Day MessageMedia release: Another savaging of Canada’s newspapers
OTTAWA -- Postmedia, Canada's largest newspaper chain, has begun job reductions at newspapers already picked clean by the Asper's Canwest ownership days.Press Clipping: The future looks fluffy
The newsprint industry will continue to dwindle, but mills producing paper towels and diapers will prosper, Bert Hill writes.Publication: Yellow Pages Group, Clerical and Associated Bargaining report #1
Yellow Pages Group, Clerical and Associated Bargaining report #1Press Clipping: Other agendas at play
False arrests - Congratulations on getting it right, though the Citizen editorial stopped short of calling for a full judicial inquiry into the Toronto police's response to the G20 protests.