by adminInjured workers groups in Ontario continue to fight for the removal of an age cap on workers’ compensation benefits. Since 1990, workers injured on the job have been permitted to be compensated for the loss of wages until the age of 65 if they were under the age of 63 when the injury occurred....
READ MORE by adminInjured workers groups in Ontario continue to fight for the removal of an age cap on workers’ compensation benefits. Since 1990, workers injured on the job have been permitted to be compensated for the loss of wages until the age of 65 if they were under the age of 63 when the injury occurred....
READ MORE by adminThe federal and provincial governments are giving their support to the development of community pastures. They are setting aside five million dollars for projects. Community pastures are open to cattle farmers to rent and exist in the Rainy River and Thunder Bay districts. Ontario’s Agriculture...
READ MORE by adminThe federal and provincial governments are giving their support to the development of community pastures. They are setting aside five million dollars for projects. Community pastures are open to cattle farmers to rent and exist in the Rainy River and Thunder Bay districts. Ontario’s Agriculture...
READ MORE by adminOne new wildfire was reported Wednesday evening in Ontario’s northwest, bringing the number of fires currently being tracked in the region to around 23. Dryden 14 is located about 10.5 kilometres east of Highway 105 near Affleck Lake. The fire measures 0.1 hectares and is being held. In total,...
READ MORE by adminOne new wildfire was reported Wednesday evening in Ontario’s northwest, bringing the number of fires currently being tracked in the region to around 23. Dryden 14 is located about 10.5 kilometres east of Highway 105 near Affleck Lake. The fire measures 0.1 hectares and is being held. In total,...
READ MORE by adminThe federal government is embarking on its biggest long-term boost to defence outlays in decades. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada and its allies have agreed to spend five per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) on defence by 2035 at a NATO summit in the Netherlands on...
READ MORE by adminThe federal government is embarking on its biggest long-term boost to defence outlays in decades. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada and its allies have agreed to spend five per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) on defence by 2035 at a NATO summit in the Netherlands on...
READ MORE by adminIt’s back to the drawing board in Thunder Bay for a location for a temporary shelter village. The Kam River Heritage Park site, which council already approved, has been taken off the table due to safety concerns. City manager John Collin says they will now look at other potential sites, includes...
READ MORE by adminThe agency responsible for the enforcement of the Elections Act is still investigating complaints filed during this year’s federal election. The Office of the Commissioner of Canada Elections (OCCE) says it received a total of 16,115 complaints. As many as 650 complaints an hour were received at...
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