Canadians weigh right to associate in high court case
The Supreme Court of Canada weighs whether freedom of association guarantees unions the right to strike and whether the right to associate extends to powers beyond individuals. Alberta anti strike laws and public sector disputes frame a pivotal test with wide implications for government restraint programs and union tactics.
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Supreme Court of Canada
Alberta
Canada
U.S
Kansas
Alberta Court of Appeal
Supreme Court
John Fryer
National Union of
Alberta Union of Provincial Employees
AUPE
Timothy Christian
Edmonton
High Court
Exports and rates lift Canada toward mid 1985
Canadians reach mid 1985 in cautiously hopeful mood as exports rise and interest rates fall. Growth remains uneven with the East leading, job creation up sharply, and the economy likely to grow around three to three and a half percent while the U S pace slows from last year. The Mulroney pension issue adds political risk.
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Ottawa
Richardson Greenshields
United States
U.S
Mulroney
Industry Department
Statistics Canada
U.S. Midwest
U.S. International Trade Commission
Canada’s economy shows relief from job droughts amid mixed growth
Canada posts 89 000 and 70 000 monthly employment gains on a rebound in manufacturing but unemployment remains 10.4 percent. Lower rates support housing and investment yet wage gains lag inflation, with services hiring and forest sector improving alongside a cautious outlook for 1985.
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U.S
Canada
Bank of Montreal
Busi
Redcliff Museum Seeks Name Change for 10 Avenue
The Redcliff Museum and Historical Society asks Redcliff to rename 10 Avenue Redcliff Way to preserve the town name amid possible annexation. The proposal was before the Town Council on Monday. The group plans a fall meeting for 75th anniversary events in 1987 and a cemetery sign proposal for a later date. Cliff Dacre Redcliff AB.
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Redcliff
Cliff Dacre Redcliff
Teach kids bike safety in Medicine Hat streets
A writer from Medicine Hat urges parents and grandparents to teach preschoolers bike safety. She recalls a child who could not read a stop sign and others cycling heedlessly on Third Street, noting she honked to warn them and calling for careful driving. May Bell Luther Manor.
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Medicine Hat
Third Street
May Bell
Luther Manor
Resident Corrects Police Court Report From Suffield
Mrs Eleanor Scott of Suffield Alberta objects to the police court note describing a 19 year old Suffield man and two Suffield men saying they are residents. She states they are actually from CFB Suffield or BATUS and not the village.
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Suffield
C.F.B. Suffield
Batus
Eleanor Scott Suffield
Graduation Honors Parents and Teachers at Spring School
Barbara Saylor thanks Medicine Hat College instructors and Early Childhood Development students for a June 21 graduation of her four year old Andrew. The program runs May to June three mornings and afternoons with field trips, crafts, stories, and activities to build social and cognitive skills. Gratitude goes to teachers Leata Brooks Sherry Chickenko Loretta Harty supervisors Sharon De La Mare Wendy Fletcher and Diana Lodon and to the college.
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Medicine Hat College
Andrew
Leata Brooks
Sherry Chickenko
Loretta Harty
Sharon de la Mare
Wendy Fletcher
Diana Lodon
Barbara J. Saylor
McCutcheon Place
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Eric Tsang
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
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Lacey
Willy
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