Labor's trying times: angry and frustrated, unions are playing hardball

Article Abstract:

Canadian labor unions have lost clout both in the public sector and private industry. Wages remain stagnant and several provinces passed laws eroding union power. Some labor unions have reacted with strikes and demonstrations, while others are forming new coalitions and using cooperative tactics.

Influence, Demonstrations and protests, Labor unions, Labor movement, Labour unions, Labour movement, Ontario Federation of Labour

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Crime: the fear index

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More Canadians are fearful of crime since crime rates have risen in recent years. They have also adopted a more pessimistic view toward life and the criminal justice system because of the increase in crime rates.

Social aspects, Statistics, Surveys, Crime, Public opinion, Canadians, Fear of crime

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Hard times for news: dailies fight for dwindling revenues

Article Abstract:

Large daily newspapers in Canada are responding to decreasing advertising revenues by reducing costs through layoffs. The newspapers have also reduced operating budgets and hired independent contractors.

Economic aspects, Newspaper publishing

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