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• Nearing the completion of almost three-quarters of the two-year film and video production program at the College of the North Atlantic (CNA), Joe Kielley decided he could no longer continue his studies at the Bay St. George campus in Stephenville. “I was expecting a lot more than I got out of it.” And looking at the number of other students dropping out, he’s far from alone.
• Justice Don Burrage made his ruling Thursday completely clear for self-represented crane operators Fred White and Brian Murphy. “Mr. White and Mr. Murphy … it is over,” he said, prompting two heavy exhalations and other signs of relief from the men in Courtroom 5 at Supreme Court in St. John’s.
Both have been in and out of court since the end of a wildcat strike by hundreds of workers at Vale’s new nickel processing facility.
• The St. John’s Port Authority is not on the fence when it comes to the need to build a security structure on the harbourfront — it either abides by security standards or it shuts down a $250-million industry, says its CEO.
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