Todd Humber

Nova Scotia is moving to position itself as a more economically self-sufficient province by passing a suite of new laws focused on …

Paula Campkin is stepping down as vice-president of operations at Energy Safety Canada, bringing to a close a nearly 30-year career in …

New Brunswick has introduced legislative amendments aimed at making it easier for professionals from other provinces to join the province’s workforce, part …

A sweeping new U.S. tariff on imported vehicles is drawing fierce criticism from Canada’s largest private-sector union, which says the move threatens …

A new awards program launched by Dialogue Health Technologies will recognize Canadian organizations that show a strong commitment to supporting employee health …

Forty per cent of workers have quit a job because they didn’t trust their manager, highlighting significant issues around workplace trust, according …

About 460 potash miners at Nutrien’s Lanigan, Sask., facility have ratified a new three-year collective agreement that includes wage increases and enhanced …

A coalition representing 4,600 health support workers in Nova Scotia has filed for conciliation after contract negotiations with the province and employers …

Nearly half of Canadian workers say they’re experiencing burnout, with professionals in legal and human resources roles among the hardest hit, according …

Employers in Atlantic Canada are adopting workplace improvements more quickly than ever before, driven by the need to attract and retain talent …