Dave Turowec

2001 June Submission MLA Review on Ambulance Service Delivery

2006 April Presentation Real Costs of Third Way

2005 September Presentation Edm City Council Transfer of Drainage Assets to EPCOR

2004 January Analysis AB New Health and Safety Code Highlights and Low Lights

2001 July Response Low Incomes Programs Review

2000 October Minority Report General Safety Regulation Task Force Working Alone Provisions

2006 September Presentation Oil Sands Development Hearings

2007 April Presentation Multi-Stakeholder Committee on Oil Sands

2007 March Proposals to OH&S Code Pre-Review Process

2007 May Presentation Alberta Royalty Review

2008 March Submission to AB/BC Pension Standards Review Joint Panel Mar 2008

2008 November Response to Report to AB/BC Joint Expert Panel on Pension Standards

2009 July OH&S Code Summary of Changes

2003 November Response to Administrative Fines Discussion Paper

2002 October LCP Presentation Standing Policy Committee on Economic Development

2002 June Brief Pay Equity Task Force

2002 April Presentation Public Hearings on the G8 Summit Agenda and the North American Relationship

2002 April Presentation Commission on Future of Health Care in Canada

2000 May Proposal General Safety Regulation Task Force: Working Alone Proposal

2000 May Discussion Paper Response Joint Worksite Health and Safety Committee Regulations

The amount of oilsands bitumen being upgraded in Alberta continues to sink — leaving the government well short of its target — with Syncrude the latest in a growing number […]

The Minister of Employment and Immigration Thomas Lukaszuk announced recently that minimum wage in the province would remain at $8.80 per hour, dismantling a system of wage increase less than […]

The construction industry had the highest number of workplace fatalities of any sector in Alberta in 2009, but this figure is the lowest in the last five years. Alberta’s Ministry […]

It’s tough enough running a public sector union in a province like Alberta, where fat cats get a pass and working stiffs the straight-arm. So when the provincial government’s latest […]