Susie Peterson Quinn

2 days ago | chemainusvalleycourier.ca | Susie Peterson Quinn

Work has finally resumed on the Port Pub building after it was condemned nearly a year ago. Two dozen people were displaced after the building was evacuated on Wednesday, May 29, 2024 after the discovery of hazardous materials on site. The building had already been declared a nuisance by the City of Port Alberni, with a long history of problems and delays in action by the building owners.

3 days ago | nanaimobulletin.com | Susie Peterson Quinn

Brandy Vittrekwa. Loretta Eileen Peters. Lisa Marie Young. Three names. Three missing or murdered Indigenous women or girls. Three people who deserve to be remembered. On Monday, May 5, people gathered across Canada, to remember hundreds of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people. The day is known as Red Dress Day or the National Day of Awareness for MMIWG2S.

1 week ago | chemainusvalleycourier.ca | Susie Peterson Quinn

Dozens of workers gathered at the Steelworkers Hall in Port Alberni on April 28 to pay tribute to those killed or injured on the job. National Day of Mourning ceremonies took place across Canada to honour fallen workers. In Port Alberni, speaker after speaker talked about the need for safety, advocacy and safer work conditions. "Six of the 146 who died last year were young workers.

1 week ago | campbellrivermirror.com | Susie Peterson Quinn

Dozens of workers gathered at the Steelworkers Hall in Port Alberni on April 28 to pay tribute to those killed or injured on the job. National Day of Mourning ceremonies took place across Canada to honour fallen workers. In Port Alberni, speaker after speaker talked about the need for safety, advocacy and safer work conditions. "Six of the 146 who died last year were young workers.

1 week ago | lakecowichangazette.com | Susie Peterson Quinn

Dozens of workers gathered at the Steelworkers Hall in Port Alberni on April 28 to pay tribute to those killed or injured on the job. National Day of Mourning ceremonies took place across Canada to honour fallen workers. In Port Alberni, speaker after speaker talked about the need for safety, advocacy and safer work conditions. "Six of the 146 who died last year were young workers.