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July, 2009

Temporary voluntary transfers to deal with H1N1
Climate showdown with premiers Aug. 5-7 in Regina
Big drug companies overcharging Canadians
Union contract helps workers hit by harmonization
NSGEU welcomes casual liquor employees to union
Men suffer 71% of recession job losses, says CCPA
Cut hurts home support recruitment and retention
President’s commentary: Still waiting after 60 years
NSGEU wants action on RCHSSS home support audit
Saskatchewan cuts legal working age in key sectors
NUPGE urges Obama and U.S. legislators to give Canadian health care system a fair hearing
BCGEU asks residents to support public liquor stores
Cadillac Fairview engages in flagrant union-busting
Federal PS pension plan declines by 22.7 percent while plan’s top executives paid $3.8 million in bonuses
Big wage and reclassification gains for N.S. sheriffs
Clancy praises B.C. forest service firefighters
PM must defend Medicare from 'Swift Boat' attacks
Strike application for 900 DynaLIFEDx lab workers
B.C. backtracks on commitment to literacy programs
Investors increase commitment to SRI principles during economic crisis
Globe and Mail scaremongering over H1N1 pandemic
Doctors to mark Canada Health Act 25th anniversary
Pharmacists with Newfoundland and Labrador Dept Health being treated unfairly, says AAHP
Don't force free trade on provinces & municipalities
N.B. will not appeal court ruling on casual workers
PRT tree nursery workers vote 96% to strike in B.C.
UBC sells its free speech soul for $50 million
NSGEU concerned about draft WCB policy paper
CPP projecting more benefits for a longer period
2010 should be showcase health care year in B.C.
B.C. Safety Authority workers ratify new agreement
IAMAW last of Air Canada’s five unions to reach deal on pensions and wages
Majority of Canadians want troops home from Afghanistan, says new poll
Ban on public transit ads violates free expression, says Supreme Court
Ontario liquor board employees ratify new collective agreement
OECD and TUAC agree: pension security must be central to global recovery
SGEU opposes privatization of health services
DynaLIFE lab employees reject employer's 'final' offer
WHO sets H1N1 pandemic vaccine priority; Canada developing new treatment rules
Canada’s EI benefits among worst in OECD countries
Maple Ridge health workers join BCGEU
Health professionals radio ad campaign aims to change attitudes
N.B. reverses decision on education cuts
Global Union campaign against nuclear weapons
Alberta MRI funding cuts undermine public health care, says HSAA President
MGEU welcomes expansion plans for Manitoba Correctional facilities
LPN shortage harming PEI health care
CRTC net neutrality hearings underway – political solution may be required
Harper government must move beyond rhetoric at the G8
Health Science Centre has ambulance shortage
Union to appeal Wal-Mart ruling in Weyburn case
N.B. cuts threaten inclusive education goals
Labour history among courses offered by CLC
OPSEU trying to reverse bed closures and layoffs
Ratification vote July 13-14 for Ont. liquor workers
Alberta is the least democratic province in Canada
Infrastructure funding to boost green collar opportunities
Canada ranked last in G8 on climate action
Obama sees 'difficulties' with Colombian free trade

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