Month: May 2022

Federal government moves to fix airport delays that are cramping tourism’s comeback

The federal government is rolling out new measures it says will address delays at airports that have caused some travellers to wait on planes for hours after their arrival and miss their flights altogether. Airport workers — from taxi drivers to baggage handlers — are struggling to keep up with demand now that more Canadians are travelling because […]

CWU: TSTT retrenching 400

News Sean Douglas 35 Minutes Ago Communication Workers Union union leader Clyde Elder TSTT has issued retrenchment notices with almost immediate effect to about 400 employees, Communication Workers Union (CWU) head Clyde Elder told Newsday on Tuesday. He said notices were served on Tuesday to take effect from Wednesday, with TSTT to pay in lieu […]

Families of fallen heroes embark on walk to raise funds for defibrillators

This weekend, Patrick Armstrong and Lincoln Dinning will be amongst the families and friends of 27 fallen heroes, walking between Grand Bend and Corunna.  “It’s nice for the families that the fallen soldiers, police officers, paramedics and firefighters aren’t being forgotten. When the families are included, they know they’re remembering their loved ones,” said Dinning. […]

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