Canadian Content Rules Do Not Violate Trade Agreements, CAW says bi13670491 Government concerns that content requirements for publicly funded purchases violate international trade law are entirely misplaced, CAW National President Ken Lewenza says

Canadian Government Should Buy Military Trucks Built Canada, CAW Insists bi13670491 The government must revisit plans to buy 1,300 military trucks from Navistar International the United States, CAW President Ken Lewenza says

Provincial Elections Signal Growing Support for Progressive Politics Canada bi13670491 Progressive politics received a shot the arm following a series of provincial elections that saw s vote more progressive candidates, a further sign that Stephen Harper's strategic effort to shift politics to the right bearing little fruit, said CAW President Ken Lewenza

End Deadly Asbestos Industry, Experts Urge Canadian Government bi13670491 The government must ban the production and export of asbestos, a broad coalition of politicians, world renowned experts, asbestos victims, labour leaders, researchers and health care providers demanding

Bill to scrap Canadian Wheat Board monopoly advances bi13670491 WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - A government bill to scrap the Wheat Board's grain marketing monopoly cleared the final stage of approval by Canada's House of Commons on Monday, leaving all but certain to become law next month. The bill would end the Wheat Board's six-decade old marketing monopoly for Western Canada's wheat and barley for milling or export, as of August 2012, the ..

Support for Auto Industry Reinforces Canadian Economy during Crisis, Says CAW bi13670491 CAW President Ken Lewenza said the support provided to General Motors by the federal and provincial governments critical to the long-term health of the economy

Canadian Content Rules help Create Jobs Quebec bi13670491 In a move rarely seen North America, a major Chinese railcar manufacturer announced plans to offshore the production of subway cars to Canada, creating 1,000 new jobs

Building a Stronger Canadian Shipbuilding Industry bi13670491 Federal government naval and coastguard procurement requirements of up to $50 billion over the next 30 years provide direct stimulus for the shipbuilding and marine industry

Canadian Feds List Aboriginal Peoples as 'Adversaries' Oil Sands PR Strate bi13670491 An e-mail circulated among individuals close to a -government sanctioned public relations team, whose charge to promote Canada's image and natural resources Europe, labeled aboriginal groups and environmentalist as "adversaries" to the country's business interests

Canadian gov't confirms deportation of Rwandan man bi13670491 The government has confirmed the deportation of a man long accused of crimes linked to Rwanda's genocide..

Canadian government confirms deportation of man linked to Rwanda genocide bi13670491 MONTREAL - The government has confirmed the deportation of a man long accused of crimes linked to Rwanda's genocide. After waiting nearly 24 hours, the government announced Tuesday that Leon Mugesera had been sent back to native Rwanda the previous day

Harper Government Supports Canadian Tire Jumpstart bi13670491 BRAMPTON, ON, Jan. 26, 2012 /CNW/ - The Honourable Bal Gosal, Minister of State (Sport) today announced the Government of Canada's contribution to Tire Jumpstart for 2011-2012 Brampton, Ontario ..

More Pre-Budget Consultations For Canadian Businesses bi13670491 government ministers have continued to hold pre-Budget consultations, engaging representatives of small and medium-sized businesses and the information and communications technologies sector

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