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ROGER JORDAN, 73, of Barboursville, died Aug. 12. He was a former owner/operator of The Jordan Electric Company. Klingel-Carpenter Mortuary is in charge of arrangements, which are incomplete.

Cross-Canada Educators Rank-and-File Committee hears report on pandemic from Dr. Benjamin Mateus

Cross-Canada Educators Rank-and-File Committee hears report on pandemic from Dr. Benjamin Mateus World Socialist Web Site on the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Mateus writes on the science of the virus, the development of vaccines and the use of pseudo-scientific arguments by the political establishment to legitimize the reopening of schools and the economy. Following his report, participants seized the opportunity to ask him questions about the pandemic’s progression in Canada and globally. Protest by teachers at Montreal high school against the Quebec government’s reckless push for in-class instruction. (Photo Credit: Robert Green) The meeting took place under concerning circumstances. Despite Canada having recorded over 10,000 fatalities from the virus just in the first 20 weeks of 2021, the country’s provincial governments, with the full support of the Justin Trudeau-led federal government, are using slowly increasing (but as yet far from exemplary) vaccination rates as an excu

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At inaugural public meeting, Cross-Canada Educators Rank-and-File Safety Committee calls for working class action to stop the third COVID-19 wave

At inaugural public meeting, Cross-Canada Educators Rank-and-File Safety Committee calls for working class action to stop the third COVID-19 wave The Cross-Canada Educators Rank-and-File Safety Committee (CERSC) held its first public meeting on Sunday to discuss a working class-led strategy to stop the third wave of the pandemic. The meeting featured an international panel of speakers, who explained the committee’s demands for the closure of schools and nonessential production, and the provision of full wages to all workers and families so they can shelter at home, to an attentive online audience. The meeting took place as Canada struggles with a reported 73,447 active cases of the COVID-19 virus, the grim milestone of 1 million cases having been reached on April 3 and a further 60,000 confirmed infections already added to the total since that date.