Ice safety tips as eyes stay on lakes near Thunder Bay
Ice conditions near Thunder Bay improve yet warrant caution. Police urge thickness checks before venturing on waterways. Harold Maki reports 14 inches on Whitefish Lake while Grey ice and uneven patches persist. Nolalu derby plans proceed for March 8-9.
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Liberal leadership race loses possible choice
Liberal MPs press finance minister Dominic LeBlanc to enter the leadership race but he posts a note saying he will not run. He stays as finance minister amid calls from MPs and social media pleas from colleagues. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to step down after a successor is chosen.
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Study on miners conduct and Indigenous impacts in Ring of Fire
The Anishnawbe Business Professional Association teams with the University of Toronto to study human rights impacts of mining including Ring of Fire. The project defines who the resource companies are their sustainability aims and Indigenous reconciliation goals. There is no benchmark yet for how firms respond to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission calls to action.
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Colleges avoid looming collegestrike stalled talks avert student disruption
Ontario colleges will remain in session as OPSEU and CEC move outstanding contract items to mediation arbitration with arbitrator William Kaplan. The agreement comes a day before potential action by more than 15,000 full time and partial load professors instructors counsellors and librarians across 24 public colleges. Union says mandate secured gains for precarious members and pressure on employers to concede while noting improved offers for benefits including partial load staff. Graham Lloyd of the College Employer Council welcomes the avoided strike and highlights ongoing breakthrough proposals to protect students and recognize academic staff.
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