Thursday March 14th – 2pm

Posted Mar 14, 2013 01:35:30 PM.

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2:00- The Waterloo Regional Police Association and Police Services Board have finally agreed on a new collective agreement. The previous agreement had expired at the end of 2011. The new deal is for 3-years, runs until 2014 and comes with increases in wages, benefits and the use of part-time staff.

2:20pm- Tom Galloway, Chair of the Waterloo Regional Police Services Board

2:30pm- Brian Bethune, Maclean’s Magazine, Re: A new pope has been chosen, and Brian was in St. Peter’s Square along with some 100,000 other people when Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio became Pope Francis.

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