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"Sin Saskatchewan,’ Alberta.’ by Sunday, McQueen said. Alberta | forestry.
‘and > the =: Northwest. "In Alberla, 43 forest, fires spokesman Roger Goodman.”
Territories.‘ have’ left” community, °°: : "yearby islandy,* the only‘oie: threaténing a warn ceported ao carly said the rs mber of fires sha ae
” thous * a8 ad _ a achar tae Si ahah OD Ane. 7 i 2 wee . Nearly. . : d-
thousands of acres of Jand:it ': Tom Laxdall,a spokesman populated area. | Cee ee ner fires were ‘poo men, aided by cool, wel Sone fom tat
ae Pi RSP dall'gaid the 1,59 pre- weather, were fighting them A: forecast far continuing

_ and another 150 men wereon. cool, damp’ weather for the ,

- standby. ; . _. . ,Rorthern part of. the province
Six of the Alberta fires. ‘is expected to result in
were reporied out of control another drop in forest fires

and two were under partlal. “this week. -

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. + VANCOUVER (CP).— _ Sherrell, an’ American there were others available’ extreme... .. AY terview from fort Smith me, 4650B. Lakelse Ave.
Allan Tsang was told hé.had _ insurance executive, was «in Canada but they were all We're go ! .thtundershowers have helped ’ nana ee, —
“the job — as a $14,000-a-year hired in 1978 as the $290,00q-a- working. You don’t go about Foreman. “We have major “out.” “McQueen said. “But oo OPEN ee w
computer consultant, but the year head provincial Crown’ filling a need by stealing a fires a8 a yoke around our they’ve by no means put Co MPR:
good news didn't last. |. corporation. Insurance guy from someone across the necks atid we have to fight is time on Your Side aan MON.-SAT 10:00am-5:00pm
Immigration officials tld Corporation of 'B.C.,’ before street. don’t know the basis. the new fires... aa oe  .“eloseD WEDNE! DAY. eo
him. he would have to take a Employment and Immi+ ‘of their ‘policy and I don't «we're not keeping ahead | mo / Lo EDWED ES AY mn:
_long.and expensive -journey gration conducted a ‘job . know if they do elther.”” . "of the demand, were.not|.° a, 3 5980 ee on
to hishome: country —- a search: for Canadian ;can- It is, increasingly difficult: pyen keeping up.” Foreman |“ " . . = a i
$1,200 airplane ride to.Hong didates, = =" “2° 5. .fo’meet.the Canada First : ‘gaid.“It's been quite’a year ae : Cte rae RRL
Kong and back —— to apply’... a '.; regulation, said’ Edwards, ° d it’s not over yet.” q er — ee .
for a work permit béfore he Bud Cullen, ‘then Eth; because certain specialists, and if's not over yet." ; ea ar 7
could aven’ be considered, ployment and Immigration such as systems analysts,
Immigration lawyers told’ -minister, first. rejected are scarce in’ Canada. and
him it would take about eight Sberrell’s application for, employers cannot afford | ‘
months befare he could get a .. anded immigrant status, wait for work permit’

works permit and even then et Seem him a ‘special
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were dim: - ee we ce “* Sherrell resigned the poet” job openings: at a Canada
Tsang’s .case,. iocal per: “wis May for personal “employment centre. before. |
sonnel ‘agencies'sdy!is.just TeQsOMBe “yeeruiting - out-of-country |.
‘one of many where valuable™:-.’ ‘Tie --reerulters ~ | of personnel, sald. Richard *,
foreign .: exeoutives. arid” exectitives and professionals Cruchley, a. management
- professionals,.whd wouldy:feel - ‘shackled: “by the consultant for Canada
benefit the’ ,pagogomy . are, regulations.” Bye an | Employment. .and = Im:.
barred from /MATKA RETR ix Exe, ted a coupe. of Ea Sree
migration policies, ,'%. 7 or ngs

-authorization. .
Employers must register -

Ki

‘The problem, ‘they ‘say,-15.
Canada. Employment -and..-
Immigration’s policy since
1978 of demanding that firms
hire a qualified Canadian

_ before they seek out others.

executive . yecruitment,

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a specialist with extensive:

‘data base experience from

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candidates who don't have:

Canadian is-elther qualified
oe with training will qualify”
for the. jobs, Cruchley said _
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cruited: by Canada. Em.

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CALGARY (CP) — The
Canadi sSalia
ready to do battle with the
American David in. a
showdown at the - annual
convention of building trades
union leaders which opens
today. ;
However, in 4 reversal of”
history, this time Goliath’
seems fully prepared to
accept Victory. «0
At issue is: a long:
simmering dispute between
14 U.S.-based international
building trades’ unions and
the: “Canadian Labor
’ Congress, the’ umbrella
organization of organized
labor “in this country, over
who should represent 400,000
Canadian workers. |
Relations have long been
strained’ between the CLC
leadership and the 14: in-
ternational unions that make

up the U.S. Building and

and the unions came to a

th..seems, ,,head last April, whats the two: .

building trades leaders, who
sat on. the congress
executive, Ken Rose and
Raymond . Gall; quit . and
called for a boycott of the
CLC’s convention. in, May. .
’ The reason given for. the

“action was the CLC refusal to

act: against the “Quebec -
Federation of Labor ‘which
has. harbored = several
-breakaway . construction
locals. (. a
Among. the breakaway.
locals was a group of 10,000
electricians who were once
members of the Rose’s In-
ternational Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers,
- The. building unions are
also unhappy with the
-congress voting structures,
its social policies and its .
failure to stop raiding of
thelr members by CLC affi-

capita dues owed to ‘the

‘congress: Rose, . Gall. and ‘0
other major union leaders in -

Canada remain upset with
the CLC. -

Wally Majesky, one of the °

delegates elected ‘in May to :
fill the building trades seats ©
on the.CLC executive, says

he doesn't think the building <-..

(;] woe woe
sta fe .. Canada Rijiployment then.
Bee en eetated’” bas 60 days Pe
‘Ed

trades can survive: long on. ©

‘their own. .

’ Perhaps sensing ain ap-
parent weakness among its

- critics, the CLC seems -un- ,

concerned about a possible.
split even though it would
lose $1.3 million in dues, or 20
per cent of its annual budget,
if the building trades pull

out. | .
There have been no con-- _

ciliation efforts from the
congress executive and CLC
staff member Jean-Pierre
‘Rivard goes as far as to

e

‘welcomethe departureofthe |

Gary Fumano, manager of m said Viola Dand,.. ar

_ the personnel firm Chapman the UE: who hire working in executive search specialist

and Associates, said. im- We tied nba icone Sint “Canada Manpower (now

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