At least 11 therapists left the Hamilton Public Health-run clinic over three years after a change in management, according to nine former clinic staffers who spoke with CBC Hamilton as part of a months-long investigation.
Horwath’s green-lighting of third party strike-breaking initiatives should come as no surprise to workers, especially to those in the ATU. The NDP claims to defend workers’ rights, but it has repeatedly been complicit in attacking them.
With the Grey Cup trophy in Hamilton and players arriving, there are still big questions about fans and how they're going to get around during the football festivities.
Locals heading to the Grey Cup game Sunday are not likely to be using city transit as the ATU and city continue to fight over wages six days into a strike.
Hamilton resident Cheryl Fawcett lives downtown and works on the Mountain. With the bus strike still ongoing, she said has had to leave work two-and-a-half hours early in order to get a ride home.