Nearly half of people in Canada say the cost of living is hurting their mental health, and more than half of those… …
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A Canada Revenue Agency employee was killed in her Montreal apartment Tuesday while on a virtual meeting with a co-worker. Leila Ben… …
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The Teamsters has lost its bid for written reasons behind two rulings made during a fast-tracked unfair labour practice hearing against Sobeys,… …
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Costco Wholesale Canada has lost its bid to overturn a decision allowing Teamsters Local 213 to represent delivery drivers at its New… …
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A B.C. emergency medical responder’s union must hire an independent lawyer to review his discipline case. The union settled his grievance without… …
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Labour RelationsFeatured
Steelworkers welcome B.C. pledge to build transmission towers with Canadian steel
BC Hydro would be directed to build 70 per cent of Phase 1 towers and all Phase 2 towers for the North… …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
Municipalities spot trade war damage before national data does, report finds
Canadian cities and towns are seeing the effects of U.S. trade disruption on local employers, investment and project costs before those impacts… …
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Labour RelationsFeatured
St. Lawrence Seaway workers ratify four-year deals with 13 per cent raises, says Unifor
About 320 workers who help keep ships moving through the St. Lawrence Seaway have approved new four-year collective agreements with total wage… …
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Defined benefit pension plans across Canada will have until April 1, 2027, to start using updated mortality assumptions when calculating commuted values,… …
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Government Policy & BudgetsFeatured
Ontario posts $13-billion deficit as public-sector wage bill tops $62 billion
Ontario ran a $13.0-billion deficit in the fiscal year that ended March 31, 2026, as spending on health care, education and public-sector… …
