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Warm clothing not allowed in workplace

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While working in cool conditions, employer has denied use of some clothing – e.g. balaclava mask.  Would like to be able to wear this clothing to keep warm at work as it does not impact the ability to do the job.

Filed Under: Workforce Tagged With: clothing

Length of IRAC process impacting investment in island

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Length of IRAC process impacting investment in island

Filed Under: Economic Development, Finance, Government Areas Tagged With: investment, IRAC

Need safer North-South and coastal routes for cycling

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Safer north-south corridor and coastal bike routes; increased tourism focus Resolution This issue has been brought up a number of times in the legislature by MLA’s of all political stripes.  Indications from the Minister of Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy are that the federal money available for collector roads like Rte 13, Rte 6 and Rte […]

Filed Under: Government Areas, Transportation Tagged With: cycling

Recognize PTSD as a work-related occupational disease

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For occupations like paramedics, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is not recognized as a work-related occupational disease by the Workers Compensation Board (WCB).  This means that those afflicted by PTSD cannot receive compensation for the WCB.  Given the reality of PTSD in professions that deal with trauma, this should be recognized. Notes Met with paramedic Jason […]

Filed Under: Government Areas, Health and Wellness Tagged With: PTSD

Problems with child care subsidy process and amounts

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Issues re administration of child care subsidy – funding approval changes when someone goes from to full-time to part-time and also during the summer months when go back to fulltime –causes hardship – one family ended up paying an additional $2000 for the summer months – almost went bankrupt. Communication done by phone only between provincial […]

Filed Under: Family Services, Government Areas Tagged With: child care

Are more regulations needed regarding heating with wood?

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Environmental impacts of wood heat – what we can do- is there need for environmental regulation to ensure that carcinogens are not going straight into the lungs of our children? For example, external wood furnaces (e.g. “Wood Doctors”) with short exhaust pipes may blanket immediately surrounding areas in smoke each winter.  Perhaps regulations on the height of the […]

Filed Under: Energy, Environment, Government Areas Tagged With: heating, wood

Hunter River Sidewalk

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Rte 13 north of the main intersection of Rte 2 in Hunter River needs a sidewalk, or at the very least wider shoulders.  It is very dangerous and many people walk the stretch from Karla’s Country Villas into the town to access various service (Royal Bank, Pharmacy, By the River Bakery, Irving, Post Office, Community Centre, […]

Filed Under: Government Areas, Transportation Tagged With: sidewalk

Granville “Big Boot Gun Club” shooting range too loud

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‘Granville “Big Boot Gun Club” shooting range. Will amalgamation of the land enable by-laws to ban shooting range, or will IRAC ruling still apply?’ Resolution Although the “amalgamation” question remains, the gun range has agreed to make the following changes: range will close by 7:00pm at the latest only small caliber guns (.22) and hand guns […]

Filed Under: Government Areas, Land Tagged With: shooting range

Disconnect between aerospace industry and Holland College programs

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Recruiting for aerospace industry –disconnect between Holland College and the industry – industry ending up doing a lot of retraining

Filed Under: Advanced Learning, Economic Development, Government Areas Tagged With: aerospace, Holland College

Increase scope of care for nurses and other health professionals

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Empower nurses and other health professionals to increase scope of care

Filed Under: Government Areas, Health and Wellness Tagged With: nurses

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