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The Tories also spent more than the NDP in 2006, putting out $842,176 for expenses such as advertising, office space, equipment and supplies, and staff salaries. The NDP spent $722,783 while the Liberals ran their show for a paltry $109,673. The NDP lost its income from big unions but adjusted much easier to the new rules because most of its income was always derived from a large number of small, individual donations. In 2001, the NDP's income was up almost 12 per cent despite the new rules taking effect. The Tories have long accused the NDP of bringing in the new donation limits to cut off the Tories' income sources though it appears the party has adjusted quite well to the new rules.
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Yet, Bellringer cited many examples of inadequate documentation on MLA expense forms and questioned such practices as allowing members to retain constituency office furniture and equipment for personal use once these items were fully depreciated. 84 per cent of the value of charitable donations ($42,753) claimed on MLA expense accounts were not supported by a receipt as required under the rules.
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Natural Resources Canada's (NRCan's) Office of Energy Efficiency (OEE) is a leading organization in helping Canadians and organizations save energy and reduce greenhouse gases (GHGs). The OEE promotes the international ENERGY STAR symbol in Canada. In addition to enrolling participants in the program, the OEE monitors the use of the ENERGY STAR symbol across Canada. The EnerGuide for Industry program from Natural Resources Canada's Office of Energy Efficiency encourages the purchase of more energy-efficient, off-the-shelf equipment such as motors, pumps, transformers, compressors, boilers and lighting products. Building on the trusted EnerGuide name, EnerGuide for Industry offers comprehensive Web-based information about the purchase, operation and maintenance of equipment to help equip...
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... once a tenant has decided to pursue green office accommodation, it is often the case that we (both ... re-commission its base building equipment and systems. It may also want to recover its costs...
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Toyota, in an internal presentation in July 2009 at its Washington office, said it saved $100 million or more by negotiating an "equipment recall" of floor mats involving 55,000 Toyota Camry and Lexus ES350 vehicles in September 2007. On defect regulations, the document boasts that Toyota "avoided investigation" on rusting Tacoma pickup trucks. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration investigated the case in 2008 but closed it without finding a safety defect. Toyota agreed to buy back certain rusty pickups, inspect others and extend warranties.
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...-purpose electronic data processing equipment and ancillary data processing equipment, included ...(b) a photocopier; or. (c) office equipment that is electronic communications equipm...
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It also seems that their deviance doesn't stop at their own private doorstep. According to Sgt. Duane Heintz and Insp. Alan Scott of the Winnipeg Police Service, these deviants are taking their criminal fetishes into the workplace. For instance, adult pornography in the workplace has grown exponentially while, unfortunately, child pornography in the workplace is quickly catching up. Have you ever thought what would happen if police arrived at your office one day with a warrant to search and seize your technology equipment? And not just a laptop, but desktop computers and perhaps your server? I can hear your innocence when you ask the officers to just take off the offending material and return the equipment so you can get on with your business. Well, it doesn't work that way. Because ea...
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Local services such as weed spraying, fence installation, farming equipment, sewer service, computer and copier rentals, rental vehicles and storage services, office supplies, bottled water and coffee suppliers, to name a few, have also been hired to enhance operations. "The work (also) includes ... pipeline inspection, welding, reclamation of the right-of-way, mechanical and electrical engineering, surveying - with a wide variety of trades at work such as welders, mechanics, engineers, truck and heavy-equipment operators, electricians," Keystone spokesperson Ian La Couvee said.
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FIFTY YEARS AGO With more than half a century of experience in combining gift merchandise, commercial stationery, business equipment and office executive furniture behind them, the Willson Stationery Company today opens at a new location in Brandon at 836 Rosser Ave. Russia promised yesterday to keep nuclear and rocket weapons out of Poland, Czechoslovakia and East Germany, if the West does likewise in West Germany. Nancy Greene, a Rosslan, B.C., skier, picked up a gold medal in the women's giant slalom and with that victory swept the world alpine combined championship.
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The persona of that alter ego is rarely so well defined as it is now, in the form of a national campaign by unions to wage war on private payment for health care in Canada. The Canadian Union of Public Employees and the Canadian Federation of Nurses have teamed up to present you with "yourmedicarerights.ca," which calls upon people to "say no" to extra billing and "profiteering" and to write their local newspapers and MPs to protest. In Manitoba, long past the days when $2,000 once got you in for private cataract surgery, an ophthalmologist will excise a bump on your eyelid, in his or her office, for $60. The private "tray" fee -- a charge for the anesthetic and other equipment -- is approved by an agreement between the Manitoba Medical Association and the provincial Health department, ...
