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The creation of the proposed Fisher Bay Provincial Park is an ideal example of how placing natural areas under protection can create numerous benefits for local residents, surrounding communities and the whole province. These benefits include the creation of new wealth and significantly contribute to sustaining a healthy environment in the Fisher Bay area. The establishment of a provincial park creates employment; jobs such as park management and maintenance will help bring prosperity to local residents. Furthermore, provincial parks attract tourists. The money spent by tourists on eco and cultural-tourism goes well beyond park borders as travellers are likely to spend time in nearby communities. Re: the column Katz is nothing without his cabinet (Dec. 7). In the article, the reporter ...
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... to devote himself to baking, doing maintenance work and driving the motorboat, and his quarters w... the motorboat or doing odd maintenance jobs confer any such authority or intimacy. In the abse...
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It's like a mini-Alberta," said Stanley Ward, mayor of Virden, the oil capital of Manitoba where more than 1,000 wells have been drilled in the surrounding area. "It has its downside, too," said Ward. "There's a tremendous shortage of workers." The oil industry is Virden's biggest employer, providing jobs in production, transportation, and maintenance. "It's helped keep things moving and, hopefully, they're always moving," Ward said. "It's been a tremendous benefit.
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The good news contained in the scant details of the announcement is that the lion's share of those western Canadian contracts will go to two Winnipeg companies -- Boeing Canada Technologies and Standard Aero. The not-so-good news is that they are already doing the work that was announced and likely would have been doing it regardless of the $3 billion worth of industrial benefits in Canada that Boeing and Lockheed Martin are committed to spending. Few details were provided in those announcements, but there was enough Wednesday to understand that in the case of the Winnipeg announcements, the work at Boeing and Standard is already being done -- 787 auxiliary power unit inlet door tooling and production at Boeing Winnipeg and T56 engine maintenance overhaul and repair at Standard. Neither...
...Neither "contracts" will mean new jobs at either company. Boeing is bursting at the seams...
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Traffic did get through, with some delays," U of M public affairs director John Danakas said Thursday. "It's going to be a long day. They're going to be bargaining quite late," Danakas predicted. The CAW went on strike at 12:01 a.m. on Oct. 10, putting 480 members who work in maintenance, food services, skilled trades, and other support jobs on the picket line.
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A prowl throught Information Network (www.municipalsuppliers.com) reveals several dominant themes. First, governments at all levels are spending to protect the environment, including their fresh water supplies. In British Columbia - currently introducing a "drought action plan" to municipalities - a new University of Victoria study on Canada's ailing urban water systems insists that to be eligible for infrastructure grants, municipalities should have to prove their commitment to water conservation. But perhaps it is unnecessary to expend that anxious effort to conserve water, since Canadians' favourite crop appears to be pavement. Canada ranks fourth in the world with its total of 1,408,800 km of highways. Some of the roads under construction lead to a third theme of news on The Municip...
... costs about $1 million per kilometre; maintenance creates jobs. Roads allow the swift transportation...
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WINNIPEG - Air Canada will lay off 145 Winnipeg-based flight attendants this fall - shutting down the city's entire in-flight service base - while an estimated 78 maintenance workers who serve Air Canada and other airlines will be out of work later this month. The layoffs are part of a company-wide round of flight cancellations and staff cuts for Air Canada first announced on June 17, which promised a seven per cent capacity cut and a loss of up to 2,000 jobs.
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Lorne Hammerberg, president of Local 714 International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, said workers at Air Canada Technical Services Winnipeg facilities will lose their jobs as they get "bumped" by more senior workers in Vancouver who are trying to save their jobs. It will be very difficult for people," Hammerberg said. "Some may want to find work elsewhere, but because of family commitments or their spouse's jobs, they just might not be able to go and some have to come here, even though they don't want to leave their families behind. Hammerberg said the Vancouver maintenance workers could find work at Air Canada maintenance facilities in Winnipeg, Toronto and Montreal and at smaller, overnight maintenance facilities at airports across the country where Air Canada sto...
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...Jobs to stay: Aveos. None of the 580 Air Canada mainten..."We're committed to our maintenance and overhaul activities in Winnipeg," said Michael...
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Vale Inco Ltd. is cutting 261 jobs from its Greater Sudbury workforce of 5,500 as par...Core production and maintenance jobs remain untouched in these particular cuts, me...
