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Canada : Tentative agreement averts strike by Quebec provincial park employees [more]
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Canada : Sexual harassment complaints soaring amid frat boy culture' in Canada's airline industry [more]
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Canada : Ford to lay off around 200 workers in Oakville, Ontario [more]
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Canada : Stand Up, Speak Out! An Interview with Shelina Merani on Comedy, Islam and Unions [more]
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Canada : No Justice for Janitors at Luciano Janitorial Services [more]
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Canada : Ford to cut 185 jobs in Oakville, Ont. plant on slowing sales: union [more]
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Canada : Metro workers achieve significant gains, additional full-time jobs in new contract [more]
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Canada : Stressed Yk nurses need help [more]
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Canada : Strike continues for Placentia municipal workers [more]
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Canada : New Report Finds Few Places Where Minimum Wage Workers Can Afford Housing [more]
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Canada : Labour board sides with transit drivers on family leave grievances [more]
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Canada : CUPE workers walk off job in Town of Placentia [more]
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Canada : PSAC unimpressed with mass government email on Phoenix offer [more]
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Canada : PSAC stands firm in demanding fair compensation for Phoenix [more]
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Canada : Three Alberta construction unions file applications against company building Whitla Wind Farm [more]
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Canada : Residents, Employees Benefit from United Steelworkers Settlement at Maxville Manor [more]
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Canada : Unifor head cites stability in supporting Air Canada's bid for Transat [more]
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Canada : Le commandant Nick Seemel de Jazz Aviation reçoit l'Air Safety Award décerné par l'ALPA [more]
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Canada : Jazz Aviation's Captain Nick Seemel honoured with ALPA's Air Safety Award [more]
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Canada : Placentia Municipal Workers Strike After 14 Months of Negotiations Break Down [more]
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Canada : NAPE Workers Hold Demonstration Over Casualization of Jobs in Carbonear [more]
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Canada : It's about stability': Unifor union president supports Air Canada's bid for Transat [more]
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Canada : Contract that ended B.C. port lockout wards off robots taking human jobs, union and employers say [more]
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Canada : Conciliator steps in as 300 provincial park employees walk off the job [more]
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Canada : School support workers could strike over unused sick leave retirement benefits [more]
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Canada : Hospital union predicts Kingston will lose 28 beds, 242 staff following cuts [more]
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Canada : Legal Clinic Workers Join the Society of United Professionals [more]
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Canada : Provincial park employees hold walkout amid impending general strike [more]
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Canada : Province looks for air transport staff as Lifeflight doctors refuse to fly [more]
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Canada : Labour advocate decries death in Norwich crash [more]
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Canadian Building Trades Unions Calling on Prime Minister Trudeau to Bring Stakeholders to the Table
April 10, 2018 – (Ottawa, ON) – The Canadian Building Trades Unions are calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to hold an emergency meeting by bringing the Kinder Morgan Pipeline stakeholders to the table.
Earlier this week, the future of Trans Mountain pipeline expansion was cast in doubt as Kinder Morgan Canada suspended all non-essential activities and related spending on the project in the face of mounting opposition in British Columbia.
“The last several months has seen unfortunate statements and behavior by certain individuals and this project is too important to our country and our economy to see this happen,” says Robert Blakely, COO of the Canadian Building Trades Unions. “That is why, it is far time, that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calls on Premier of British Columbia, the Premier of Alberta, CEO of Kinder Morgan Canada, and all other relevant stakeholder, at the same table and move this project forward in a positive way for Canada, once and for all,” continues Blakely.
Kinder Morgan Canada said it will consult with various stakeholders to try and reach an agreement by May 31 that might allow the project to proceed, adding it needs clarity on its ability in doing construction in B.C. and protect its shareholders. “The Canadian Building Trades Unions, who represents over 500,000 construction trade workers in Canada, was never included by Kinder Morgan Canada, but wants this project to move forward for the betterment of Canada and its economy,” says Blakely.
“Every day that goes by without commencement of the project is further delay, more cost, and the possibility of the cancellation of the Trans Mountain pipeline and that is why we feel strongly that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau needs to show leadership on this file,” concludes Blakely.
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