News Centre
Labour News Channel
Records 1 to 50 of 2136
| Next | Last |
 Saugeen Shores council has approved a make-over for Coulter Parkette in downtown Port Elgin. 
|
 An employer survey says companies feel there are some labour pool shortcomings.
|
 OFA Director says growers struggling to bale hay due to continuous rain.
|
 Gaeton Deschenes and Jack Clasen to judge new category in international competition.
|
 Brockton wants to share economic development officer and plans with its neighbours.
|
 Susanna Reid named Director, after serving Huron County for 13 years. |
 Jobless rate falls to 3.5 percent in Stratford to Tobermory area. |
 Dufferin Board of Trade Business Excellence awards nominations open until July 17th. |
 The unidentified victim is in a Toronto hospital with serious injuries; Ministry of Labour is investigating. |
 Liquor store workers could strike June 26th. |
 The Hanover centre encourages youth to take advantage of the opportunities. |
 The Park has ropes, ladders, obstacles and a quick-drop tower.
|
 Representatives from various local businesses will be on hand at Centre Dufferin Rec Complex. |
 Figures show a drop to 4.5 percent in the Four County area. |
 Strike deadline is June 26. |
 You might want to stock up on alcohol ahead of Canada Day weekend. |
 West Grey Police investigating the sudden death of a 70 year old Hamilton resident. |
 A man working on a home fell several stories from scaffolding. |
 Oro-Medonte residents reminded they need a permit to park at Bayview Memorial Park
|
 Orangeville will be the site of a new park to honour local solder killed in Afghanistan and others. |
 to $15 by 2019 |
 Premier Kathleen Wynne announced increases in 2018 and 2019 to minimum wage in Ontario. |
 Michael Ondaatje, Jane Urquhart among writers attending 2017 festival.
|
 SBP passes bylaw to allow dogs on the beach a few extra weeks |
 David McLaren says bringing the minimum wage up to 15 dollars would help.
|
 A 56 year-old man fell to his death from a roof on Tuesday |
 The Ontario Chamber of Commerce is warning the Premier against making major changes to the province's labour laws.
|
 Grade 12 KDSS Student Declan Mowle is off to the Skills Canada Nationals in Winnipeg, MB.
|
 MP David Tilson says over $740,000 in Canada Summer Jobs funding will create 277 jobs. |
 Business leaders and politicians discuss the role of the nuclear supply chain. |
 The County of Bruce has launched a new Mental Health Program for employees. |
 Four County Labour Market Planning Board says unemployment in the area fell in April by .7 percent, to 6.1 percent. |
 The Town of New Tecumseth found not guilty following the 2014 incident that killed Geoff Gaston. |
 1 year pilot program adds a few extra weeks for dog owners and their dogs on the beach.
|
 30 fulltime and several parttime positions will be available Wednesday at the Launch Pad.
|
 A ceremony was held as part of National Day of Mourning.
|
 Ceremonies to be held in Owen sound and Hanover.
|
 8 youth to be honoured for their community work during ceremony in Bayfield. |
 Canadian Labour Council's remembrance of those injured or killed on the job across the country. |
 Economic Development Board Chair says broadband will have positive impact on agri-food, manufacturing. |
 Morrison points to growing residential, business developments as signs of prosperity.
|
 A new survey shows that graduates of Georgian College have the best numbers for finding jobs. |
 Workshops available to help not-for-profits be more efficient.
|
 Public Works Director says online survey follows up poll from January.
|
 The rate now sits at 6.8 percent, up from 6.3 percent in February |
 A Midland man is in hospital with serious injuries. |
|
Fall from Roof in Stayner 04/15/2017 man from Midland taken to hospital in Toronto |
 Huron OPP say a truck driver became pinned under a wheel of his trailer |
 Survey discusses garbage collection options, ways to reduce waste.
|
 Nearly 400 pounds of refuse collected during Lake Huron, Maitland River shoreline cleanups. |
