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'Dynacare sucks': Manitoba Premier questions company as striking employees ordered back to work
Global News (Canada) and The Globe and Mail describe the same event in different terms.
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What happenedManitoba Premier Wab Kinew, a day after his NDP government intervened to end a strike by medical workers, questioned their employer and suggested he may de-privatize lab testing.
The headline splitThe Globe and Mail frames it as "'Dynacare sucks': Manitoba Premier questions company as striking employees ordered back t...". Global News (Canada) frames it as "‘Dynacare sucks’: Manitoba premier considers making lab services public".
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Center'Dynacare sucks': Manitoba Premier questions company as striking employees ordered back to work
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'Dynacare sucks': Manitoba Premier questions company as striking employees ordered back to work
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew, a day after his NDP government intervened to end a strike by medical workers, questioned their employer and suggested he may de-privatize lab testing.
‘Dynacare sucks’: Manitoba premier considers making lab services public
Manitoba is considering de-privatizing all lab tests after striking Dynacare workers were deemed essential by the provincial labour board and ordered back to work.
