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Nearly half of workplace learning and development professionals believe artificial intelligence could entirely replace their roles, according to a new report that …

Nearly three-quarters of young adults lack access to mentorship that could boost their career confidence, according to a new report highlighting widespread …

Nova Scotia and the Nova Scotia Government and General Employees Union have reached a new collective agreement through binding arbitration, the province …

The British Columbia government will invest nearly $2 million over two years to train unemployed and underemployed youth for jobs in the …

Alberta’s government will invest $185 million through Budget 2025 to launch WorkFirst Alberta, a new employment services program designed to connect job …

By Catherine Morrison NDP MP and labour critic Alexandre Boulerice said Tuesday his party plans to table a private member’s bill this fall …

Dalhousie University and its faculty association have reached a tentative agreement, ending a nearly month-long labour disruption. The two sides have released …

Canada’s job market cooled significantly in the second quarter of 2025, with vacancies falling to their lowest level in seven years as …

Air Canada and the Canadian Union of Public Employees have agreed to skip mediation and send the wage portion of their flight …

Nearly all chief executives plan to maintain or expand their sustainability efforts despite feeling unprepared for major global challenges, according to a …