Me-first labor unrest urged as wage talks rise in Canada
A reflective column questions ongoing labour disputes in Canada. It argues workers should consider blessings and seek collaboration over demands, citing Quebec nurses and various sectors. The piece promotes sharing profits and leadership that places others first to reduce conflict.
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Quebec
CBC
Ceoq’s
Robert Townsend
I . Abour
Court ruling prompts debate over native tax exemptions
A Ontario federal court decision suggests off-reserve aboriginals may claim income tax exemption by using reserve based employment arrangements. The piece highlights Rachel Shilling, a Toronto native, whose 47000 salary was funneled through Native Leasing Services on Six Nations Grand River reserve. The article treats the ruling as controversial, urging higher court review to keep taxation equal for all Canadians.
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Canada
Ontario
Rachel Shilling
Toronto
Social Service
Native Leasing
Six Nations Grand River Reserve
Shilling
Ister
Winnipeg
Karen Shardlow
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