By Craig Lord The FIFA World Cup and a better summer jobs market for young workers appeared to drive steady gains in Canada’s …
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By Catherine Morrison The number of people applying for a job in the federal government plummeted last year as Ottawa slashed the size …
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Training & DevelopmentFeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
Quebec introducing new rules targeting inadequately trained Ontario truck drivers
By Pierre Saint-Arnaud The Quebec government says it is tightening the rules to curb dangerous trucking, particularly for drivers from Ontario. As of …
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By Sammy Hudes A new report says Canada’s commercial real estate sector is seeing strong demand for downtown office space alongside shrinking industrial …
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The Canadian government told the Trump administration that new legislation combating forced labour in supply chains should shield Canada from new tariffs. …
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By Sammy Hudes Rogers Sports and Media is shutting down its Sportsnet 650 radio station in Vancouver and Sportsnet 960 station in Calgary, …
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Labour RelationsFeatured
Talks with Ford enter ‘critical’ week ahead of Friday deadline: automakers’ union
By Aaron Sousa The union representing Canadian autoworkers says it is in a critical week as it seeks to hammer out a new …
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Remote WorkingFeatured
Office market sees first full-year of recovery since pandemic disruption: CBRE
By Daniel Johnson A new report from CBRE says Canada’s office market has officially experienced one full year of recovery, a significant milestone …
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British Columbia’s chief coroner says the work of the coroners service is not like the portrayal in crime scene television shows, and …
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LinkedIn is rife with AI but career coaches say it’s still useful for job hunters
By Ritika Dubey Overused em-dashes, forced “rule of three” bullet points and buzzwords galore. Professional networking platform LinkedIn reeks of AI-generated content ever …

