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 There is a new agreement, but union officials are urging members to vote against it. |
 Zoll AutoPulse equipped to provide 20 consecutive minutes of CPR. 
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 Roughly $1 million handed out locally in Southwestern Ontario Development Fund. |
 Allan Avis Architects awarded for design of Cowbell Brewing Co. in Blyth. |
 Economic Development Officer says contest could run in Blyth, Wingham.
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 The one-bed Huron Shores Hospice facility at Tiverton Park Manor has officially opened.
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 EmployerOne survey says skilled workers are increasingly hard to find in Grey, Bruce, Huron and Perth Counties. |
 County of Simcoe hands over a cheque for a million. |
 gas leak forced closure, some evacuations |
 After wrapping up fundraising, United Way officials have numerous agencies to assist financially.
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 The leak happened while work was being done on River Road West. |
 Four County Labour Market planning board reports half a percent drop in area employment |
 Spokesperson says acts being turned away, after season becomes fully booked for second straight year.
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 1.5 million keys have been returned since the War Amps tag service was introduced.
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 The list of public employees earning over $110k shows dozens of local educators on it. |
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Waterfront Installation to Proceed 03/27/2018 early timeline for Indigenous Gathering Place thanks to donation |
 Fundraising chair says United Way will fund resources for new Canadians to fill local job gaps.
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 $1,700 for BRASS Awards, Senior Games and summer concerts
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 Growth of the area and national matters will be discussed at the annual EDC Breakfast. |
 New tourism strategy includes keeping the branding, increasing online presence, assisting businesses.
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 Worker was pulled into a conveyor while clearing ice. |
 The unemployment level in our area increased slightly in February to 4.5 per cent. |
 Last year 808 Ontario health care workers missed work due to workplace violence.
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 Projects in Zambia earn Lambton students two top prizes at 2018 Enactus Expo. |
 OPP say the 78 year-old victim fell into a storage bin on a farm in Lambton County |
 Stewardship Council coordinator says resources available for anyone fighting the invasive grass.
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 Entrepreneurs will give their business pitches for startup perks Thursday at the Huron County Museum.
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 International Women's Day will be marked in Owen Sound with a breakfast event.
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 Trends show a rapidly shrinking labour force, along with a constricted labour market.
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 Report to council on what constitutes an in-camera meeting follows complaint to commissioner by Councillor Ainsworth.
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 A tentative deal in the 11th hour, and schools buses will run as usual in Grey Bruce. |
 Union says workers may have been mislead into accepting severance packages. |
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 The OPP are encouraging the public to learn the indicators of human trafficking. |
 The union for 22 county housing clerks and superintendants has requested a "no board" report. |
 The Ministry of Labour has been called in after two workers were hurt on the job. |
 2,300 more people became unemployed in the Stratford-Bruce Peninsula region last month |
 Meighan Wark expected to be offered permanent CAO job, after serving on interim basis since July. |
 CEO of Home Care Ontario says current funding only makes up 5% of total health budget. |
 Over a dozen employers seeking to fill 150 jobs at job fair in the Forest City.
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 Feedback is wanted on any skills shortage in the area.
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 Mayor Tyler Hessel says municipal officials connecting with locals via Facebook, Twitter.
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 Brockton Public Works employees cut ties with International Union of Operating Engineers
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 BIA Manager Susan Armstrong says BIA's year kicking off with ICEtacular, February 2nd to 4th.
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 Labour Council says the response in Kincardine to a nationwide rally Friday, was positive.
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 Economic development officials hope to expand diversity in Huron County.
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 Information pickets will be set up at some 50 locations including in Kincardine.
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 The rally at a Barrie Timmies was part of National Day of Action. |
 Toronto is the only Canadian city to make the cut. |
 Volunteer program helps track issues in Lake Huron throughout summer months.
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