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David Livingston, chief of staff to former Liberal premier Dalton McGuinty, led from court in handcuffs. Will appeal.
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Main issues around auto, labour standards, dispute-resolution rules under Chapter 11 not resolved yet.
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Morneau vowed to consider all options to get Kinder Morgan Inc.'s stalled pipeline project moving again.
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No consensus and few specifics about what that might look like – or even what the biggest problems are.
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To truly bring hazard prevention and control to today’s busy loading dock and warehouse environments requires a look at the full picture. Inside, pedestrians and material handling equipment are constantly crossing paths. Outside, pedestrians and trailers both have business in the drive approach. All of this sets the stage for ghastly “struck by” and “back over” accidents – IF proper safety systems are not in place, or are incomplete.
A systematic, multi-layered approach integrating motion sensors, visual/audible alarms, automated vehicle restraints and barriers is the most effective way to reduce risk at the loading dock. Learn more with this
Total Loading Dock Safety Video and White Paper. |
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Ability to expand export markets beyond North America key to competitiveness.
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The prolonged heat can harm biodiversity, as well as fisheries and aquaculture: scientists.
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Initiatives aimed at limiting a spike of methylmercury in wild food sources, such as fish and seals.
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Convey parts, materials, waste - with no moving parts!
A fast, low cost way to convey:
• Plastic pellets
• Scrap trim
• Bulk solids
• Food products
• Much more
EXAIR’s compressed air operated Line Vac connects to standard hose or tube to create a powerful in-line conveyor. The compact design features large throat diameters for maximum throughput capability.
Line Vac conveyors are ideal for moving large volumes of material over long distances. A small amount of compressed air is injected through directed nozzles to produce a vacuum on one end and high output flows on the other, with instantaneous response.
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June 12-14, 2018
Location: Mississauga, Ont.
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