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Monthly Archives: July 2020
IAMAW Canada – Lowering the Temperature at Canadian Airports
Lowering the Temperature at Canadian Airports On Friday June 12, 2020 the Canadian Government announced it will require temperature screenings for all passengers flying in and out of Canada and for all employees working at Canadian Airports. The rollout of … Continue reading
BC NDP News – Staying connected for a #BetterBC
Staying connected for a #BetterBC Talking to people in the community is one of the most important parts of our work engaging with voters across the province. Want to help? Sign up to join our Virtual Day of Action on … Continue reading
VDLC – #Vote16BC Campaign
#Vote16BC Campaign VDLC delegates voted to endorse the #Vote16BC campaign to extend voting rights to sixteen and seventeen year olds. As the #Vote16BC petition says, sixteen and seventeen years olds are involved and participating in politics in many ways, but … Continue reading
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BC FED – Results and next steps!
Results and next steps! A couple of weeks ago, we asked you to tell us your top priorities for economic recovery. Here’s what we heard loud and clear. You’d like government to: increase wages so that all workers, especially those … Continue reading
BC NDP News – Another new phase
Another new phase The people of British Columbia have done a tremendous job helping our BC NDP government flatten the curve of COVID-19. Premier John Horgan has announced we’re moving into phase three of BC’s Restart Plan – our gradual … Continue reading
VDLC – We Need EI Reform Now
We Need EI Reform Now Yesterday the government tabled a fiscal update that shows us how much the pandemic has cost. Some people are already jumping on this fiscal update as a reason to cut spending and cut back supports. … Continue reading
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