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In a press conference under the sun at Coventry Gardens, Singh – joined by former Windsor and Essex area MPs Cheryl Hardcastle and Tracey Ramsey – pledged to create more than a million new jobs, starting with better conditions for workers, a buy Canadian mandate for public infrastructure, and incentivizing Canadian manufacturing for essential PPE and vaccines.
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“We are committed as New Democrats to making jobs a priority and creating jobs, but for New Democrats, we can’t just create jobs,” Singh said, joined by local union leaders and personal support workers. “We have to make sure there’s better work and workers are supported. That’s our plan.”
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Friday, March 5th, 2021
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. For Charles Hardcastle and his wife, Carolyn Hardcastle, caring for his community is second nature. A former Mayor of Bowling Green and current President of Consolidated Paper Group, Charles Hardcastle has been a prominent member of the community for many years.
Now, his dedication to the region will be permanently memorialized, as the Kentucky Building will be renamed the Charles Hardcastle Kentucky Building in honor of a $1.5 million gift made by the namesake and his wife. The naming was approved by the Western Kentucky University Board of Regents on Friday morning (March 5).
“WKU is incredibly grateful for the philanthropic support Charles and Carolyn provide, demonstrating their strong connection to and belief in our institution,” said WKU President Timothy C. Caboni. “Their personal contribution will touch the lives of many Hilltoppers for years to come.”