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Colonials’ Second-Half Surge Dooms Toledo in 75-70 Defeat at Robert Morris
MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa. – A cold shooting second half left the Toledo men’s basketball team on the short end of a 75-70 decision on Saturday afternoon at Rober Morris (8-4).Junior Sonny Wilson led the Rockets (5-5) with a game-high 21 points. Senior…
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1 detained in connection with burglary investigation in Castle Hills, police say
FILE – A police vehicle flashes its lights in Philadelphia, Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File) (Matt Rourke, … Continue Reading
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Cal Poly students showcase furniture designs at Vellum
For two nights in November, the former site of San Luis Obispo’s California Pizza Kitchen on Marsh Street transformed into a sprawling furniture showcase. Slim cabinets and repurposed wood stools sat atop old dining booths while floor…
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Four IRGC Members Killed in Militant Attack on Convoy in Iran’s Sistan-Baluchestan Province – Caspiannews.com
- Four IRGC Members Killed in Militant Attack on Convoy in Iran’s Sistan-Baluchestan Province Caspiannews.com
- 3 IRGC forces killed by terrorists near Iran’s southeast border Tehran Times
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Travel back in time aboard Korean Air’s 737-900
With airlines dumping billions of dollars into their aircraft cabins, it’s easy to forget just how far the passenger experience has come in the span of two decades. After a series of aircraft swaps had me flying one of Korean Air’s…
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No. 16 Red Raiders fall to No. 17 Razorbacks in Dallas
DALLAS – All-time, the historic series is now tied at 41-all between Texas Tech and Arkansas after the No. 17 Razorbacks pulled out a 93-86 win on Saturday at American Airlines Center. JT Toppin led the No. 16-ranked Red Raiders with 30 points,…
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Press Release — PIPSC AGM concludes with renewed strength and a clear plan to defend public services
Toronto, December 13, 2025 — The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada (PIPSC) concluded its national AGM today. This event marked President Sean O’Reilly’s first year in office, and charted a focused path forward as federal public services face deep cuts, accelerating outsourcing, and rapid technological change.
Over 800 delegates, stewards and board members from across the country gathered to assess the year’s progress and set priorities for the months ahead. O’Reilly highlighted that, over the past year, PIPSC has invested in steward training and digital modernization, thereby creating a stronger foundation for the challenges ahead.
“This AGM marks a turning point,” said PIPSC President Sean O’Reilly. “We’ve rebuilt our internal strength, we’ve shown governments that we are a serious, solutions-focused voice, and we’re ready for the difficult period ahead. Our members deliver the critical services Canadians rely on every day, and we will defend that work with clarity, determination and unity.”
A major theme of the AGM was the union’s response to the federal government’s newly signaled cuts to the public service. PIPSC emphasized the real risks these cuts pose to Canadians, from slower inspections to weaker emergency response to delays in scientific and regulatory work. These decisions are not just reducing headcount; they’re weakening the systems that keep this country functioning. At the same time, new return to office (RTO) mandates are adding instability and stress.
Delegates reflected on the national Lobby Week that saw members meet MPs across the country to raise concerns about cuts, outsourcing, and workforce adjustment (WFA) pressures.The AGM also showcased PIPSC’s leadership on federal science and artificial intelligence. The union’s recent Science Roadmap report revealed significant strain in labs and research programs across government, while PIPSC continued pushing for responsible, evidence-based AI adoption that supports rather than replaces professional expertise.
PIPSC celebrated important member-driven wins this year, including the successful CRPEG strike — the union’s first in more than 30 years — and membership growth in specialized groups, such as Crown Counsel in Newfoundland and Labrador.
As the AGM closed, PIPSC reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening public service capacity, protecting evidence-based decision-making and advocating for the resources professionals need to serve Canadians effectively.
PIPSC represents over 85,000 public-sector professionals across the country, most of them employed by the federal government. Follow us on Facebook, on X (formerly known as Twitter) and on Instagram.
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Fordham 82-53 Manhattan (Dec 13, 2025) Game Recap – ESPN
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