Not As I Do But As I Say Wage Debate in Government
A critical column argues against government wage increases for judges and workers, noting salaries rising from 5000 to 6606 and hour rates shifting with a 48 hour week. It questions fairness, tax burden, and calls for uniformity in wage hikes to avoid labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt Midges
House of Commons
Busines
Gue
Demograesy
Teraitananeas
Demerasy
Industes
Tangles and Time in a Fragmented Tale of Patience
A garbled reminiscence describes tangled knots, patient effort, and caution against rushing life. The speaker cites old wisdom about steady work, perseverance, and avoiding impulsive actions in a cryptic street conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Ontario liquor system faces ongoing policy challenges
The piece surveys attempts to regulate liquor in Ontario from open bars to prohibition and back to mixed controls. It notes shifts to beverage rooms liquor stores and cocktail bars while calling out ongoing flaws in the policy and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Liquor Laws and Democracy Face Strains Across Borders
A Toronto Globe and Mail reporter surveys U S liquor policies and Detroit licensing clashes. Reports cite racketeers, inflated licenses, and large bribes while advocating stricter control. The piece links Prohibition era tensions to broader democratic defense and industry reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Toronto Globe and Mail
United States
Alsea
Detroit Cald
Detroit
Everand
Hich
Eepa
Rights of Labor in Canada in The Scene
The Scene outlines Canadian workers rights including the freedom to accept or reject work, to join or refrain from associations, and to peacefully enjoy means of production and property. It notes Parliament as custodian and guardian of these rights, promising equal opportunity and democratic labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citvens
Editorial Notes on Postwar Strikes and Conventions
Editorial notes discuss postwar headlines and strikes, with a Canadian angle. It mentions editors gathering in Halifax for annual conventions, lamenting missing the event, and reflecting on past trips to western Canada and ongoing labor tensions. The tone is reflective and civic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Halifax
N.S
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Frank ‘Unyder
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Willers
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Hunny Boyd and His Orchestra
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Jsou
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Schealbis
Pup Ds
Freedom
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Geta
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J. A McNiven
Symon Block
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A. J. Kuchanan
George A. Sikes
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Averterinary Surgeon
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Bo Oakes
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Olbice
Nenut
Toronto
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London
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Sania
Pas Coor
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