The Canadian Press

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… …

By Catherine Morrison The union representing employees at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says staff have been told there will be 1,371 agency… …

An advocacy group says there’s an increasing divergence on how big public pensions in Canada are approaching climate action. The group, called… …

The union representing ambulance paramedics and emergency dispatchers in British Columbia says its more than 6,000 members will be taking a strike… …

By Dylan Robertson and Catherine Morrison Thousands of employees at Global Affairs Canada have been issued notices warning they may lose their jobs,… …

By Jeremy Simes The union representing workers at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and some farming groups are firing back at Ottawa over abrupt… …