A curated selection of featured stories from HR News Canada. These articles highlight timely developments, in-depth reporting, and key issues shaping the world of work, leadership, and employment law across the country.
The active workforce at Canada’s West Coast ports grew by more than 70% between 2009 and 2025, adding roughly 3,600 longshore workers… …
An online registry launched by the Prince Edward Island government will make it easier for employers to verify the credentials of skilled… …
Workload doesn’t usually spike all at once. It often builds incrementally. New priorities are added. Deadlines tighten. Expectations shift. Teams adapt. Employees… …
The president of the United Steelworkers called on Canadian and American trade negotiators to resume talks and prioritize working families, saying the… …
A two-day summit in Toronto has produced close to $500 billion in new investment commitments for Canadian businesses, infrastructure and strategic industries,… …
A code of conduct governing Microsoft’s family of artificial intelligence models will require the technology to remain under human control at all… …
Islanders have until Oct. 30 to submit feedback as part of the Employment Standards Board’s annual review of the minimum wage. Under… …
Nearly 18,000 young workers in Nova Scotia have collected a provincial tax refund since it launched four years ago, with payouts now… …
Unions from Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland and other countries are sending video messages of solidarity to Montreal’s blue-collar workers, who plan to strike… …
Unifor’s Aviation Council staged a protest in Toronto to oppose the privatization of Canada’s airports, targeting the federal government during a two-day… …
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