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Twenty community and labour organizations, supported by numerous groups and individuals from academic, faith, and business communities, have joined forces to call for implementation of a truly inclusive program aimed at regularizing the situations of persons lacking immigration status. These organizations are urging the governments of
Multi-Marques, a company based in Laval just north of Montréal which makes bread for Pom, Bon Matin and Villaggio, is one of Canada’s worst employers. The company has been deliberately blocking pension payments to its retired employees since 2002, some of whom have since passed away,
The Confédération des syndicats nationaux (CSN) is extremely shocked by the Islamophobic attack that took place yesterday at the Centre culturel islamique du Québec in Sainte-Foy, which claimed the lives of six people and injured eight others. The CSN offers its deepest condolences and stands in
It’s time, Le temps est venu! This is what students, teachers, support staff, professionals and socioeconomic partners are saying on the St. Lawrence and Saint-Lambert campuses of Champlain Regional College (CRC), who have been campaigning for campus autonomy for two years. Gathered at the Cinéma Le
Twenty community and labour organizations, supported by numerous groups and individuals from academic, faith, and business communities, have joined forces to call for implementation of a truly inclusive program aimed at regularizing the situations of persons lacking immigration status. These organizations are urging the governments of
Multi-Marques, a company based in Laval just north of Montréal which makes bread for Pom, Bon Matin and Villaggio, is one of Canada’s worst employers. The company has been deliberately blocking pension payments to its retired employees since 2002, some of whom have since passed away,
The Confédération des syndicats nationaux (CSN) is extremely shocked by the Islamophobic attack that took place yesterday at the Centre culturel islamique du Québec in Sainte-Foy, which claimed the lives of six people and injured eight others. The CSN offers its deepest condolences and stands in
It’s time, Le temps est venu! This is what students, teachers, support staff, professionals and socioeconomic partners are saying on the St. Lawrence and Saint-Lambert campuses of Champlain Regional College (CRC), who have been campaigning for campus autonomy for two years. Gathered at the Cinéma Le