CAW President condemns changes to temporary foreign worker program
READSmall municipalities like Keremeos, with limited tax bases need to have more control over where grant money is spent
READThe (CTF) applauded Premier Christy Clark last week for announcing that private-public pay equity will be up for debate
READBeing new to Keremeos, I read the Review to learn about local news
READRecreational use of highways and Similkameen byways are increasing the amount of litter left behind
READit’s becoming increasingly clear that spending on public-sector wages and benefits is neither fair nor sustainable.
READThe strike vote is being called after not being given a further 9.38 per cent increase over this and next year.
READSome thoughts surrounding the pro or no park vote at the RDOS
READSentiment to scrap B.C.’s carbon tax program was expressed in the provincial legislature earlier this week
READsix years under the Conservative government has seen a transformation of our country to one that is aligned with corporate business agenda
READChanges to MP pension plans should come sooner, not later
READNational park issue in the Okanagan Similkameen has more lives than a cat
READRDOS committee fails to ask tough questions of visiting MP
READMagnanimous conduct of first place finalist allows competition to feel like winners, too
READCanadians must not let up on MP 's overstuffed pension plans
READEmployment services to the Similkameen have been devastated by the introduction of the province’s new employment services model
READAxing of program is act of political vengeance, says Atamanenko
READBusiness has an obligation to provide monthly details of consumers accounts
READRDOS board should not consider scrapping smoke control bylaw at this stage of the process
READAtamanenko says raising the age for OAS to 67 will force seniors to work two years extra while denying jobs for younger workers
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