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Vale Inco files lawsuit over websites (www.northernlife.ca)On Feb. 25, just before the exploratory talks began with the United Steelworkers Local 6500, Vale Inco filed a $1 million lawsuit against the Steelworkers because of content on two websites related to the strike.The lawsuit cites 25 people who are either Local 6500 leaders or have been running the union’s official website, www.uswlocal6500.ca, or a Facebook site called Strikeforce 6500, which is run by the union’s supporters.
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Vale sues union over Facebook and websites (www.thesudburystar.com)The suit against the Steelworkers Local 6500, its president, John Fera, and two dozen other executives and members seeks financial damages and a court order forcing the union to stop posting on its websites "all pictures and information relating to, about or belonging to Vale Inco employees, contractors and security personnel."
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Young dirt bikers need city to ease up Billy Rouleau Chelmsford Valley District Composite school (www.thesudburystar.com)I live in Levack, I'm 15 and I want to present my case to readers.Every time my friends and I find something creative to do with our time the, the City of Greater Sudbury tells us we shouldn't be doing what we are doing.
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Rural Ontario Municipal Association (www.amo.on.ca)Policy Issues Rural Reports The Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) is the rural municipal voice of the Province.
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Walking a fine line - Policing a labour dispute (www.thesudburystar.com)Six officers assigned to investigate complaints between union, mining giant
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Vale may be breaking bylaw (www.thesudburystar.com)Ward 3 Coun. Claude Berthiaume had harsh words for Vale Inco at council's regular meeting meeting Wednesday.The councillor raised a number of issues regarding the company's attempt to resume production and asked staff to look into what the city can do to stop them.
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Timmins mayor takes fight south (www.thesudburystar.com)Timmins Mayor Tom Laughren is wasting no opportunity to raise concerns with provincial ministers attending the Ontario Good Roads annual conference in Toronto this week.
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2009 Archives :MPP Bartolucci speaks out against local Arts Center (www.thesudburystar.com)I'm not interested in a legacy that turns out to be a burden to our community," the Liberal MPP said in an interview in June, when he voiced concerns about the uncertainty of capital and operating costs for the two facilities.
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Canada to oppose global bank tax - The Globe and Mail (www.theglobeandmail.com)Prime Minister Stephen Harper intends to soon make clear that his government opposes a globally co-ordinated tax on banks as a way to curb the excesses that caused the financial crisis, a government official said Friday.
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Where is MPP during strike? -D.M. Spencer Sudbury (www.thesudburystar.com)Where was he when he had a chance to show support for his constituents by voting in favour of banning replacement workers? Where was he when there was a rally in support of the workers
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Planning Committee 2010 (www.greatersudbury.ca)The Planning Committee shall conduct hearings and make recommendations to Council regarding development or land-use matters
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Sudbury grapples with GreenSpace issues (www.thesudburystar.com)When the City of Greater Sudbury bought three hectares of forest at the end of Roxborough Drive three years ago, it opened a Pandora's box of issues the city has been dealing with ever since.
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NDP exploiting dispute - column by Rick Bartolucci (www.thesudburystar.com)Let us not be fooled by those (the NDP) who squawked about this tax cut package yet missed the key vote in the legislature. I wonder, would the NDP rescind the biggest tax reform package in Ontario's history, if they form the government after the 2011 election? History tells us, talk is particularly cheap when it comes to the NDP.
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Study Suggests non voters decided last Sudbury election (www.punditsguide.ca)So, with this new metric available, what new insights can we get into some of the pivotal strategic questions of the next campaign? Let's take a second look at some of the seats that changed hands in earlier campaigns, and see if we can find out why:
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Judge says he can't consider Obama administration's salmon and dams plan | Oregon Environmental News - – OregonLive.com (www.oregonlive.com)A federal judge today appeared to reject the Obama administration's attempt to help a Bush-era plan for Northwest salmon and dams pass legal muster.
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Ex-Habs enforcer Georges Laraque joins forces with federal Greens (ca.news.yahoo.com)Hockey tough guy Georges Laraque is throwing his considerable weight behind the Green Party of Canada.
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Municiap Heritage_Committee_Agenda_Jan_11_2010.pdf (docs.google.com)To enhance appreciation of Greater Sudbury's cultural heritage by promoting and raising awareness of our built heritage resources, cultural heritage landscapes and archaeology.To support heritage preservation by helping identify and protect Greater Sudbury's built heritage resources, cultural heritage landscapes and archaeology.
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August 30 2009 Striking miners call on Liberals for help (www.nationalpost.com)Striking workers at one of the world's largest nickel mines called on Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff for political support Monday as his caucus gathered to plot parliamentary and election strategy in this northern Ontario city.
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Yves Villeneuve Independent Nickel Belt (www.yvesvilleneuve.ca)Life is a two-way street. One person can still make an extraordinary difference in our universe.We must count our blessings every day of the year.
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City Council Contact Information (www.greatersudbury.ca)As the main governing and legislative body for the City, Council is entrusted with the responsibility of making important decisions about policies and programs.
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Too many “luxuries” in North Bay health unit budget – Mayor - (www.thesudburystar.com)The health unit's budget has too many luxuries for the city to afford, according to Mayor Vic Fedeli.
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NRDC Action Fund: Mobilizing America for a Sustainable Future: This Is Our Moment (www.nrdcactionfund.org)There's a bill in the Senate that will break foreign oil’s stranglehold on our country, reduce carbon pollution, and create jobs right here in America—good jobs that pay well and can't be outsourced
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“Putting Priority on Pedestrians and Cyclists” (bikingtoronto.com)The mayoral race in Toronto is just barely beginning and already cycling is becoming a hot issue.
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Bin Laden blasts US for climate change, calls for boycott of US goods, dollars (ca.news.yahoo.com)Osama bin Laden sought to draw a wider public into his fight against the United States in a new message Friday, dropping his usual talk of religion and holy war and focusing instead on an unexpected topic: global warming.
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Commission lives on with no purpose (www.thedailypress.ca)Canadian taxpayers have shelled out more than $1 million for a federal appointments commission that has no commissioners and hasn't overseen a single appointment in four years.In fact, it isn't even supposed to exist.
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