The Canadian Press

An equipment rental company is facing 10 workplace-related charges after a fatal tent collapse at a Buddhist retreat in Alberta in 2024. …

By Daniel Johnson Many younger women in Canadian workplaces are facing career stagnation, according to new data, with a vast majority reporting no …

By Jack Farrell Alberta’s teachers went to court Wednesday to fight the province’s back-to-work legislation, but their union president says if they win, …

By David Baxter With virtually no population growth in Canada, the country could be heading towards an unprecedented situation where population growth is …

A union representing Saskatchewan library workers says they are dealing with escalating threats and violence. The Canadian Union of Public Employees said …

By Allison Jones Contracts for Ontario’s teachers and education workers expire at the end of this summer and their union leaders are calling …

By Catherine Morrison The Public Service Alliance of Canada has filed a policy grievance and is asking the federal government to halt its …

By Tara Deschamps When you stop at a Burger King later this year, staff may have an artificial intelligence-based coach in their ears. …

By Anja Karadeglija and Dylan Robertson Prime Minister Mark Carney left Ottawa Thursday morning for a 10-day visit to India, Australia and Japan …

The number of assaults reported in Montreal’s metro system rose by 15 per cent in 2025 compared to the year prior, according …