The Canadian Press

Thousands of Alberta government workers, including probation and conservation officers and administrative staff, returned to work in their offices full time Monday.  …

By Bill Graveland A large sign on the front doors of the Calgary Police Service headquarters doesn’t mince words: “We are hiring.” “We’re …

Canada Post and the union representing thousands of its mail carriers say they have finalized outstanding contractual language in the tentative agreements …

General Motors is set to cut the third shift at its Oshawa Assembly Plant on Friday, putting hundreds of workers at the …

By Lyndsay Armstrong A crowd of more than 50 Ubisoft workers and supporters braved the cold at a rally Thursday in downtown Halifax, …

By Fakiha Baig Alberta’s 9,000 unionized provincial employees are going back to the office full time starting this weekend, but not without a …

Quebec’s private doctors federation is mounting a legal challenge against a law that requires all new doctors to practice in the province’s …

By Sammy Hudes Canada’s construction sector generated growth in its most recent quarter but continues to face rising costs, especially due to ongoing …

By Brittany Hobson A post-secondary institute in Manitoba is winding down operations, with the provincial government blaming a federal cap on international student …

By Morgan Lowrie Montreal-area transit service Exo is cutting dozens of jobs and is warning of future service reductions, as Quebec’s public transportation …