Dialogue Health Technologies has named the winners of its second annual Healthiest Workplace Awards, recognizing Canadian employers that have built cultures where …
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Federal minimum wage rises 2.1% to $18.15 on April 1, matching last year’s inflation
The federal government will raise the federal minimum wage to $18.15 per hour on April 1, 2026, a 2.1% increase tied to …
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Canada’s public safety minister has responded to a federal audit that found significant problems with how the Royal Canadian Mounted Police recruits …
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Most firms struggle to communicate change effectively, with 61% having no formal strategy: Gallagher
Six in 10 organizations have no formal strategy for communicating change to employees, even as change management ranks as the most pressing …
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Federal board tells Transport Canada: Bad-faith hiring has expensive consequences
Most people who get cheated in a hiring process never get to prove it. They know something was off. The goalposts moved. …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
Québec budget commits $9.6 billion over five years, targets 5,000 public sector job cuts
The Quebec government tabled its 2026-2027 budget on March 18, committing nearly $9.6 billion in new spending over five years while confirming …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
Saskatchewan budget cuts income taxes, boosts health care and workforce funding
The Saskatchewan government tabled its 2026-27 provincial budget on Wednesday, projecting a $819-million deficit while cutting personal income taxes, increasing health care …
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Benefits fraud doesn’t start with a sophisticated scheme. Often, it starts with an employee who doesn’t fully understand that what they’re doing is wrong — or doesn’t think anyone is …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
New Brunswick budget cuts civil service 12%, boosts pay transparency and worker supports
New Brunswick’s provincial government tabled its 2026-27 budget Monday, announcing plans to reduce the civil service by roughly 12 per cent over …
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Two-thirds of Canadians say the country should abolish tipping culture, according to a new survey by H&R Block Canada that highlights growing …
