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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 16, 1975

Page

9

Great Gray Owl Study Seeks Sightings and Nests Data

Manitoba research led by Michael Collins under Dr. Spencer G. Sealy calls for reports of Great Gray Owl sightings and nests. The project aims to protect the species, with contact details for Collins, Sealy, Copland, and the Wildlife Programs office to share information.

Manitoba Michael Collins Spencer G. Sealy University of Manitoba

Fine Falls Ambulance Plan Pending Volunteers Needed

The Pine Falls District Ambulance Board reports provincial grant approval to buy a new fully equipped ambulance and communications system. Volunteers will receive pocket pagers and be paid for on call time. two day First Aid training is planned in January 1976. Call Eugene Stefiuk at 367-8431 or 367-2646 by December 24 for details.

Pine Falls Ambulance Board Eugene Stefiuk

Company Agrees To Rehire Pregnant Woman

A Winnipeg discrimination case over sex bias was settled with the company agreeing to rehire the pregnant plaintiff. The settlement resolves claims linked to her dismissal and reinstates employment terms.

Company

Settlement Reaches in Manitoba Pregnancy Discrimination Case

A Winnipeg garment firm faced conciliation over alleged sex discrimination after refusing to rehire a pregnant employee. The parties agreed she could return in a similar role with training and a three week probation. She later received a maternity leave with guaranteed job restoration and both sides praised the settlement. The Manitoba Human Rights Commission affirmed that pregnancy-based discrimination is sex discrimination when job performance is unaffected.

Manitoba Human Rights Commission Winnipeg

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Great Gray Owl North America St. Germaine P.O Herbert W.R. Copland Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature Rupert Avenue First Canadian Bank Bank of Montreal Enyama
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