By Catherine Morrison The union representing employees at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says staff have been told there will be 1,371 agency …
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An advocacy group says there’s an increasing divergence on how big public pensions in Canada are approaching climate action. The group, called …
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B.C. paramedics and emergency dispatchers set February date for strike vote
The union representing ambulance paramedics and emergency dispatchers in British Columbia says its more than 6,000 members will be taking a strike …
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Union questions why Global Affairs issuing layoff warnings before policy review
By Dylan Robertson and Catherine Morrison Thousands of employees at Global Affairs Canada have been issued notices warning they may lose their jobs, …
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Union, farm groups say cuts at federal agriculture centres will set sector back
By Jeremy Simes The union representing workers at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and some farming groups are firing back at Ottawa over abrupt …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
GST credit hike won’t solve affordability challenges alone: expert
By Sammy Hudes Proposed changes to the GST credit announced Monday by Prime Minister Mark Carney should provide some relief for lower-income Canadians, …
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By Craig Lord Many economists expect no change in the Bank of Canada’s benchmark interest rate later this week — and, possibly, for …
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Canada’s recent dealings with China ‘entirely consistent” with CUSMA, Carney says
By Jim Bronskill Prime Minister Mark Carney says Ottawa’s recent dealings with Beijing are “entirely consistent” with Canada’s obligations under its trade agreement …
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Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada announces closure of research operations, job cuts
By Fakiha Baig Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada says it is closing seven of its research operations as part of the federal government’s efforts …
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The Canadian Football League’s salary cap will rise to over $6.2 million in 2026. The CFL and its players’ union made the …
