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Hanesbrands to cut 5,300 jobs; Canadian plant among those closed
The Globe and Mail
CHARLOTTE, N.C. Hanesbrands Inc. announced Wednesday it will cut 5,300 jobs and close nine sewing and assembly operations in five countries.
New Canadian dreams: Next stop, Wonderland
The Globe and Mail
John Allemang met the Soroor family 20 years ago, after they fled the 1980s Afghan war. Today, their many-sided lives inspire him with thoughts of all that Canada can be
Green jobs for a stable future
CAW
New Challenges in Building Environmental Alternatives was the theme for the national environmental conference, held at the CAW Education Centre in Port Elgin, Ontario, June 15 -17. Eighty-five delegates from across the country attended the event which focused on jobs and the environment.
Hanesbrands to cut 5,300 jobs; Canadian plant among those closed
The Globe and Mail
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Shelby Announces Funding for North Alabama Commerce, Justice and Science Projects
SpaceRef
Washington, D.C. - U.S. Senator Richard Shelby (R-AL), ranking member of the Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies Appropriations Subcommittee (CJS), today announced subcommittee approval of a number of important projects in the Birmingham area included in the fiscal year 2008 Commerce, Justice and Science Appropriations bill.
Troy whiz kid joins science safari
Detroit News
TROY -- When Chirag Pathre saw the e-mail notifying him that he would be one of nine students worldwide to participate in a JASON Project science expedition, he thought it was a joke.
Camp launches interest in science
Visalia Times-Delta
For 49 students at La Joya Middle School this week, science meant exhilaration, not head-scratching.
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