Canarm Limited, a ventilation company with its headquarters in Brockville, Ont., is concerned about what a potential strike by employees with the Canada Border Services Agency would do for business.The information you need to know, sent directly to you: Download the CTV News App
"The border is a critical, critical link to us being successful as a manufacturer in Canada," said Jim Cooper, the CEO of Canarm Limited. "We've got product crossing the border every single day of the week."The company receives raw materials for their products from the United States and also ship finished products there.
Residents in Brockville also frequently visit the U.S. for shopping. Ogdensburg, N.Y. is roughly a 30 minute drive away. Some said a slower border crossing might make them change their plans.The Public Service Alliance of Canada said Tuesday evening that members of its customs and immigration union will begin job action at 4 p.m. Friday if a deal is not reached.
The union representing thousands of frontline TTC workers says it's deadlocked in negotiations with the city, with just hours left ahead of a midnight strike deadline.Born in 1922, Anne McNamara is now 101 years old. Her husband Howard is 104. They are among the few remaining Canadian veterans with first-hand memories of WWII.The former bookkeeper for a Kelowna, B.C.-based company has been handed a six-year prison sentence for defrauding more than $1 million from her employer.
The François Legault government has no plans to offer Indigenous students any further relief from the requirements of the new Charter of the French Language.As the housing crisis persists, the Quebec government has passed a bill that will impose a three-year moratorium on evictions and protect more seniors.A shooting in a school parking lot in North Bay early Wednesday morning was the result of an argument among a group of people getting drunk, police say.
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