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  Former mayor wants the job again

  September 29th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  PRINCE ALBERT - Former mayor Jim Stiglitz will take another shot at the mayor's chair in next month's civic election. Stiglitz, who said in June he would run as a councillor in Ward 1, claimed he received numerous phone calls and...

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  Carney credits government stimulus for recovery; calls on private sector

  September 29th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  VICTORIA - The governor of the Bank of Canada says he is looking for signs of economic recovery and leadership in the private sector before he can confidently say Canada's economy is on the mend from the effects of what he called the global "Great...

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  Workers on layoff now locked out of XL Foods beef plant

  September 22nd, 2009 - 5 h 00

  MOOSE JAW - A prolonged layoff and shutdown at Saskatchewan's only beef processing plant has turned into a lockout. XL Foods in Moose Jaw issued temporary lay-off notices to all of its 200 employees in April. The company said at the time it...

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  Report: Beijing files WTO case over Washington's tire tariffs in latest trade dispute

  September 14th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  BEIJING - Beijing filed a World Trade Organization complaint Monday over new U.S. tariffs on Chinese tires, stepping up pressure on Washington in the latest in a series of trade disputes. The conflict is a potential irritant as Washington and...

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  UPDATE: Regina man, Prince Albert woman die in crash

  September 12th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  A Regina man and a Prince Albert woman were killed in a two car collision Friday night, with four others being sent to hospital. The collision took place at 11 p.m. on Highway 11 south of MacDowall. Police believe a northbound vehicle suddenly...

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  Canadian shoppers face higher food prices at registers as stores factor in costs

  September 10th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  TORONTO - Canadian shoppers should expect to pay more at supermarket cash registers this fall as food prices keep ticking higher despite a weak economy, according to industry watchers. And chains across the country who choose to pass on the...

  Section : Employment | 0 Comment

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  A job guarantee is in your hands

  September 9th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  Among the items of information released in the past few days was the fact that employed women now outnumber employed men in Canada. This is the first time for this state of affairs, including the First and Second world wars. The Second World War...

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  Giving back on Labour Day

  September 8th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  As the Danny Boy Band played in the background at Kinsmen Park, Prince Albert and District Labour Council president Faye Hill said she hoped the band and the barbecue would help inform the community about how much they appreciate their support. ...

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  Unemployment in province rises

  September 5th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  Regina - More signs that the national and international recession is starting to hammer Saskatchewan's economy came Friday, when the latest jobs statistics were released. The information from Statistics Canada indicated the number of people...

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  Economy creates 27,100 new jobs in August

  September 4th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  OTTAWA - Canada's economy showed signs of coming out of recession in August, creating a surprisingly strong 27,100 jobs during a month when economists were still expecting losses. Not all the news was good, however, as all of the jobs and then...

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