By Steve Lambert Thirteen U.S.-trained doctors have come to Manitoba since May as part of a provincial government effort to recruit health professionals …
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Almost 10,000 federal workers were told this week they may be laid off: unions
By Catherine Morrison Almost 10,000 federal public servants have received notices in the past week warning them that their jobs may be cut, …
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FeaturedWorkplace Safety & OHS
Worker dies at Suncor oilsands site after machinery sinks into muskeg
Alberta Occupational Health and Safety is investigating the death of a worker at an oilsands mine north of Fort McMurray. The worker …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
Hope for a deal at Le Massif ski resort as employees to vote on mediator proposal
The employees at a major Quebec ski resort that has been shut down because of a labour dispute will vote today on …
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FeaturedWorkplace Safety & OHS
Manitoba skid-steer driver dies after reportedly backing into a deep hole
A 55-year-old man has died at a construction site in western Manitoba. RCMP say they responded to a call Wednesday about a …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
Canada EV deal with China boosts investment potential but U.S. access question looms
By Ian Bickis The trade deal between Canada and China has experts saying it could lead to Chinese electric vehicle firms producing vehicles …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
Quebec’s Charlevoix region left scrambling after labour dispute closes ski resort
By Charlotte Glorieux The sudden closure of a major ski resort because of a labour dispute has thrown Quebec’s Charlevoix region into uncertainty, …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)Featured
Critics, pollsters warn Canadians are wary of AI, want government to set guardrails
By Anja Karadeglija The federal government is set to launch its new national artificial intelligence strategy soon — but critics say it hasn’t …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
Union calls on Manitoba to address shortage of respiratory therapists in hospitals
By Brittany Hobson The union representing respiratory therapists in Manitoba says staffing vacancies at some Winnipeg hospitals have reached dangerous levels. The Manitoba …
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Air Canada and its flight attendants have begun an arbitration process to settle wages under their deal reached last year to end …
