Todd Humber

Canada’s environmental and clean technology sector employed 354,257 workers in 2023, up 4.3% from the previous year, but women in the industry …

Nearly three in 10 Canadians planning to retire within the next two years say they will continue making mortgage payments on their …

Nearly half of small businesses hiring from other provinces encounter regulatory obstacles that slow recruitment and expansion, according to new research released …

The cocktail party question that has defined us for generations — “So, what do you do?” — may soon become as obsolete …

Newfoundland and Labrador restaurants will have access to free training for frontline staff starting next month, as the provincial government works to …

The Ontario government plans to remove regulatory barriers that slow construction of skills training facilities as the province prepares workers for potential …

New Brunswick has reached a collective agreement with CUPE Local 1252 that will give more than 9,600 health-care workers wage increases totalling …

Tradeswomen from across Ontario are gathering at Queen’s Park today to push for mandatory anti-discrimination training and better-fitting safety equipment, as new …

The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board continues to process injury claims and provide services across Ontario as unionized employees enter their second …

Ontario will become the first province in Canada to require automatic external defibrillators at construction sites, a move aimed at reducing workplace …