Security guard (All over G.T.A. Needed ASAP No Experience Required)
Education: Completion of high school, Some college/CEGEP/vocational or technical training Languages: Speak English, Read English Type of Assignments: Fixed post Specific Skills: Write reports Security and Safety: Bondable Essential Skil……
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Based in Jamaica and United Kingodm,the company produces various types of clothing materials for example batiks,adire,damasks,assorted fabrics and traditional costumes and we have clients supply weekly in the United States, Canada, Australia, Ger……
Construction General Labourer
Ottawa Area Builder has an immediate opening for a General Labourer to be part of their on site team. Must have a valid drivers license and your own transportation. Some residential construction experience is required. Please fax a cover letter and res……
Director of Reasearch and Development
Director of Research & Development: A Ph.D. candidate with 50+ publications in the area of neuroscience and/or regeneration, and several years Biotech industrial experience in leading R&D teams and product development projects. A demonstrable successful t……
ASSISTANT MANAGER
WEST END KIDS 373 RICHMOND ROAD OTTAWA ONTARIO K2A 0E7 613 722-8947 sheba@westendkids.ca ASISTANT MANAGER POSITION We are currently accepting applications for an assistant manager. West End Kids is located in trendy Westboro Village. The p……
live in caregiver
Full time live in care giver positon for european family with one 3 year old child. Duties will include care of son whilst parents at work as well as meal preparation for the family, laundry and light household duties. Must have valid passport suitabl……
bartender
We are looking for out-going, customer-oriented person to fill out this position. there is no experience needed. we will provide all training….
Cabinetmaker/shop foreman
Looking for a minimum of 5 years experiance in a custom cabinet shop, can read drawings, work in a team enviroment,take direction and can deligate work to others,finishing and kitchen installion experiance …
Customer Service Representative
Do you enjoy talking to people and want to be part of a growing company? Part time positions are available to apply your extensive customer service skills in our call centre. You’ll answer a variety of calls regarding charitable donations, order proce……
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Quebec court awards $335K to fired Via boss Pelletier
A Quebec court has ruled in favour of former Via Rail chair Jean Pelletier and ordered the federal government and Crown corporation to pay more than $335,000 for lost salary and damage to his reputation.
toronto votes for tax increase?
toronto Mayor David Miller says the result of the Oct. 10 provincial election is tantamount to a vote for higher taxes. Miller says the re-election of Dalton McGuinty’s Liberals people are willing to pay more for services. “That’s the message that comes from this election and that’s what I hear from torontonians every day,” Miller told CBC News. But other say it’s “a big leap in logic” to make that connection. What’s your view? Was the result of the provincial election a defacto vote for increased taxes in toronto?
What are the odds?
An Ontario woman who claimed a $12.5 million jackpot three years ago disputes claims that her win is suspicious, a probe by the CBC’s The Fifth Estate has found. Kathleen Chung of Oakville, when asked about allegations that she won the Super 7 prize under false pretenses said, “That’s not true and I don’t want to discuss this anymore.” In Chung’s case she failed to mention that her father and brother worked at the store where the ticket was validated. Chung’s family said she fudged her story about who owned the ticket for family privacy and security reasons. In the fall of 2006, The Fifth Estate conducted an investigation that found a disproportionate number of lottery retailers had won large prizes in the previous seven years. The report sparked a public uproar surrounding the lottery corporation. More alleged cases of fraud came to light in the media, with store clerks accused of fraudulently claiming millions of dollars in prizes. What’s your view? Do you think people who sell lottery tickets should be banned from playing the lotteries?
Parasite found in every Ontario bee sample
Researchers have found a parasite in every Ontario bee sample they analyzed in part of an effort to prevent a recurrence of the disaster that wiped out a third of the province’s honeybee colonies last winter.
Quebec workers sanctioned for surfing too much on net
Officials in Quebec City have suspended several municipal employees for spending too much time surfing the internet at work.
Canadiens star, Hall of Famer Tom Johnson dies at 79
Montreal Canadiens star and Hockey Hall of Famer Tom Johnson has died, the Canadiens announced Thursday. He was 79.
Ottawa family died in murder-suicide, police confirm
Police have confirmed that four people whose bodies were found in a southeast Ottawa home were killed in a murder-suicide.
Dogs in the city
It’s an emotional issue no matter which side of the debate you’re on: dogs in parks. Now the toronto parks committee wants to impose a licence fee and other restrictions on professional dog walkers to try and control the number of dogs in the city’s off-leash areas. The city is proposing a limit of six dogs per walker and a licensing fee of $200 per year. The chair of the parks committee, Paula Fletcher, calls it “a very extreme issue. You either love dogs or you hate dogs and people have very strong opinions.” The new rules, she says, are aimed at cracking down on those who abuse the system. What’s your view? Do you think toronto needs tougher rules for dog walkers or is it just money grab by the city?
Fatal crash closes Highway 17 during storm
The driver of a Ford Escort was killed when the vehicle was in collision with a FedEx cube truck on the Ottawa region’s slippery, snowy roads as a winter storm charged through Eastern Canada.
Is winter driving you crazy?
The first major winter storm of the season to blew into southern Ontario on Thursday, causing numerous traffic problems and school bus cancellations. In toronto, the city sent its fleet of salt trucks and plows out in the early morning to try and get a head start on clearing the roads. But in spite of the advance preparations there were still dozens and dozens of accidents, delays and cancellations. Do you think the GTA and its transportation services are well enough prepared for the coming winter season? is there more the municipalities, the police, the drivers themselves can do? What’s your view?
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Director of Reasearch and Development
Director of Research & Development: A Ph.D. candidate with 50+ publications in the area of neuroscience and/or regeneration, and several years Biotech industrial experience in leading R&D teams and product development projects. A demonstrable successful t……
job VACACNY(WORK FROM HOME) SEND resume
Based in Jamaica and United Kingodm,the company produces various types of clothing materials for example batiks,adire,damasks,assorted fabrics and traditional costumes and we have clients supply weekly in the United States, Canada, Australia, Ger……
Cabinetmaker/shop foreman
Looking for a minimum of 5 years experiance in a custom cabinet shop, can read drawings, work in a team enviroment,take direction and can deligate work to others,finishing and kitchen installion experiance …
bartender
We are looking for out-going, customer-oriented person to fill out this position. there is no experience needed. we will provide all training….
live in caregiver
Full time live in care giver positon for european family with one 3 year old child. Duties will include care of son whilst parents at work as well as meal preparation for the family, laundry and light household duties. Must have valid passport suitabl……
Cook or Junior Sous Chef
We are seeking a Cook or Junior Sous chef to join our team of professionals. Experience in high volume restaurant and banquet environment. If you are passionate about the cooking field and working in a fun collaborative team environment we are ……
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Brazen drive-by shooting in Coquitlam, B.C., targeted: RCMP
RCMP in Coquitlam, B.C., are investigating what they believe was a targeted drive-by shooting Wednesday afternoon that sent a man in his 30s to hospital with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.
U.S. officials question consumer benefit of TJX customer appreciation sale
Ten U.S. state attorneys general are urging the courts to reject a proposed TJX Cos. customer appreciation sale in Canada and the U.S.
‘Safe’ lead levels still reduce kids’ IQs: study
Lead levels in blood permitted by federal standards can still cause cognitive problems in children, a new U.S. study finds.
Fight broke out before Vancouver artist shot, court told
A popular Vancouver artist and a man accused of killing him fought outside a nightclub in the downtown area, a witness testified in the trial of Dennis Robert White.
Joint task force in Metro Vancouver sees first success: police
A Metro Vancouver joint police task force checked nearly 300 people and seized a number of guns in the first week after it hits the streets, police said on Wednesday.
Warnings over Sikh extremists ignored, Dosanjh tells Air India inquiry
Authorities did not appreciate the danger Sikh extremists presented at the time of the Air India bombing, Liberal MP Ujjal Dosanjh says.
Growing number of older cars means more air pollution: report
Automobiles on Canada’s roads are lasting longer and longer, a phenomenon that spells bad environmental news, an automotive consultant warned Wednesday.
Canadian trips to the U.S. hit six-year high in Sept.
Buoyed by the loftiness of the loonie, one-day car trips by Canadians to the United States hit a six-year high in September as shoppers floated over the border.
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Dogs in the city
It’s an emotional issue no matter which side of the debate you’re on: dogs in parks. Now the toronto parks committee wants to impose a licence fee and other restrictions on professional dog walkers to try and control the number of dogs in the city’s off-leash areas. The city is proposing a limit of six dogs per walker and a licensing fee of $200 per year. The chair of the parks committee, Paula Fletcher, calls it “a very extreme issue. You either love dogs or you hate dogs and people have very strong opinions.” The new rules, she says, are aimed at cracking down on those who abuse the system. What’s your view? Do you think toronto needs tougher rules for dog walkers or is it just money grab by the city?
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Construction General Labourer
Ottawa Area Builder has an immediate opening for a General Labourer to be part of their on site team. Must have a valid drivers license and your own transportation. Some residential construction experience is required. Please fax a cover letter and res……
Experienced Automobile Detailer
We require the services of an experienced automobile detailer. The candidate should be able to buff, polish and wet-sand paint finishes on high end vehicles. Bodywork experience would also be an important asset. Fax resum s to 613-729-0072 or email to……
ASSISTANT MANAGER
WEST END KIDS 373 RICHMOND ROAD OTTAWA ONTARIO K2A 0E7 613 722-8947 sheba@westendkids.ca ASISTANT MANAGER POSITION We are currently accepting applications for an assistant manager. West End Kids is located in trendy Westboro Village. The p……
Cabinetmaker/shop foreman
Looking for a minimum of 5 years experiance in a custom cabinet shop, can read drawings, work in a team enviroment,take direction and can deligate work to others,finishing and kitchen installion experiance …
Security guard (All over G.T.A. Needed ASAP No Experience Required)
Education: Completion of high school, Some college/CEGEP/vocational or technical training Languages: Speak English, Read English Type of Assignments: Fixed post Specific Skills: Write reports Security and Safety: Bondable Essential Skil……
job VACACNY(WORK FROM HOME) SEND resume
Based in Jamaica and United Kingodm,the company produces various types of clothing materials for example batiks,adire,damasks,assorted fabrics and traditional costumes and we have clients supply weekly in the United States, Canada, Australia, Ger……
live in caregiver
Full time live in care giver positon for european family with one 3 year old child. Duties will include care of son whilst parents at work as well as meal preparation for the family, laundry and light household duties. Must have valid passport suitabl……
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N.S. town bans smoking in cars carrying children
A small Nova Scotia town on Monday became the first Canadian municipality to ban smoking in vehicles when a child is present.
New top cop no stranger to Winnipeg force
Keith McCaskill, the city’s new police chief, has spent nearly 30 years in the service.
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JOB VACACNY(WORK FROM HOME) SEND RESUME
Based in Jamaica and United Kingodm,the company produces various types of clothing materials for example batiks,adire,damasks,assorted fabrics and traditional costumes and we have clients supply weekly in the United States, Canada, Australia, Ger……
Customer Service Representative
Do you enjoy talking to people and want to be part of a growing company? Part time positions are available to apply your extensive customer service skills in our call centre. You’ll answer a variety of calls regarding charitable donations, order proce……
live in caregiver
Full time live in care giver positon for european family with one 3 year old child. Duties will include care of son whilst parents at work as well as meal preparation for the family, laundry and light household duties. Must have valid passport suitabl……
Cabinetmaker/shop foreman
Looking for a minimum of 5 years experiance in a custom cabinet shop, can read drawings, work in a team enviroment,take direction and can deligate work to others,finishing and kitchen installion experiance …
Experienced Automobile Detailer
We require the services of an experienced automobile detailer. The candidate should be able to buff, polish and wet-sand paint finishes on high end vehicles. Bodywork experience would also be an important asset. Fax resum s to 613-729-0072 or email to……
Security guard (All over G.T.A. Needed ASAP No Experience Required)
Education: Completion of high school, Some college/CEGEP/vocational or technical training Languages: Speak English, Read English Type of Assignments: Fixed post Specific Skills: Write reports Security and Safety: Bondable Essential Skil……
ASSISTANT MANAGER
WEST END KIDS 373 RICHMOND ROAD OTTAWA ONTARIO K2A 0E7 613 722-8947 sheba@westendkids.ca ASISTANT MANAGER POSITION We are currently accepting applications for an assistant manager. West End Kids is located in trendy Westboro Village. The p……
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Soldiers’ bodies returned to Canada
The bodies of two Quebec soldiers killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan have been returned to Canada.
Albertans awarded for acts of bravery
An 11-year-old Edmonton boy who saved his friend from a coyote and a Calgary father who drowned pulling his son from the Bow River are among the recipients of this year’s Royal Canadian Humane Association bravery awards.
Exports of older cattle begin again, but doubts remain among farmers
Canadian cattle over 30 months of age can now be exported across the border to the United States, but farmers are taking a wait-and-see attitude for now.
Notre-Dame Street East to double in size
The City of Montreal has decided to do a major overhaul of busy Notre-Dame Street East, expanding it to eight lanes from four, the mayor announced Tuesday.
Sour gas leak evacuates southern Alberta homes
Ten families from the Foothills region were forced from their homes Monday after a pipeline leaked sour gas in the morning, prompting an evacuation order.
Media, public response to blame for cancelled Dion concert, says Angelil
Celine Dion’s husband and manager said negative media and public response to the Quebec-born singer is the reason a planned concert in Halifax was cancelled.
Surging Canucks topple Flames
The Canucks continued their stingy defensive ways en route to a convincing 4-1 victory against the Calgary Flames Sunday night at General Motors Place in Vancouver.
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B.C. premier apologizes to Taser victim’s mother
B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell publicly apologized to the mother of a Polish immigrant who died after being stunned by an RCMP Taser, the same day the provincial government ordered a full public inquiry into the Oct. 14 incident.
Trial begins in 2005 shooting death of young Vancouver artist
The trial of a man accused of killing a well-known Vancouver artist and skateboarder began in B.C. Supreme Court on Monday, with Lee Matasi’s mother looking the accused in the eye for the first time.
Cavendish Farms dropped Freedom Fries fight
Irving-owned Cavendish Farms has abandoned its efforts to trademark the name Freedom Fries, according to documents obtained by CBC News.
Exports of older cattle begin again, but doubts remain among farmers
Canadian cattle over 30 months of age can now be exported across the border to the United States, but farmers are taking a wait-and-see attitude for now.
Man lied about HIV status, Winnipeg trial told
More testimony is expected Tuesday in the trial of a man accused of having unprotected sex while knowing he was HIV-positive.
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