The Canadian Press

By Daniel Johnson A rise in manufacturing sales in July could indicate early signs of a recovery after the sector was hit hard …

By Chuck Chiang The head of a British Columbia restaurant industry association says businesses are in a state of “nervousness and anxiety” over …

By Ian Bickis The union representing Canadian postal workers is moving to end a ban on overtime work and will instead have members …

By Lia Lévesque The head of Montreal’s public transit authority says she needs to find ways to deliver services at a lower cost, …

By Lisa Johnson With a provincewide teachers strike looming, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says their union has a stark choice between heftier pay …

Support staff at Ontario’s publicly funded colleges are on strike, as they failed to reach a new contract agreement before the deadline …

By Fakiha Baig Alberta teachers have officially started the countdown clock toward an Oct. 6 provincewide strike, with both sides accusing the other …

By Brittany Hobson The Manitoba government is providing more than $2 million to increase security efforts at the province’s largest hospital, including funding …

GM Canada says its previously announced plan to cut a shift at its Oshawa Assembly Plant won’t take effect until early 2026. …

By Lisa Johnson While the Alberta government is urging teachers to get back to the bargaining table to get out of an ongoing …