Canada Post crisis shifts blame among management unions and government
Tony Carlson argues that Canada Post officials shift responsibility to MPs and unions dodge accountability with ads while service worsens. He notes high absentee rates and costly casual labor, criticizes government inaction since 1988 deficit deadline, and claims the public bears the bill for poor service.
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Canada Post
Federal Cabinet
Postal Service
Jean-Claude Parrot
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Nobel
CUPW
Canadian Labor Congress
Service
Parliament Hill
Crown Corporation
Teaching the teachers for an economy’s hidden puzzle
The article argues teachers are crucial yet overlooked in the economy and critiques attitudes toward their holidays and development. It stresses broader reforms to better prepare educators for guiding children, hinting at continued analysis on page 18.
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Tony Carlson
Kinsmen Convention Highlights Canadian Service Spirit
Saskatchewan premier Grant Devine praised Kinsmen energy at the 66th annual national convention in Saskatoon with 1200 attendees from 10 provinces. He noted the group’s $25 million annual community service and the club's national, non US tied identity led by founder Hal Rogers.
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Saskatchewan
Grant Devine
Saskatoon Centennial
Canada
U.S
Hal Rogers
France
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