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The federal government’s troubled Phoenix pay system has cleared a milestone, with outstanding pay cases dropping below 100,000 for the first time …

Canada’s first commercial-scale battery manufacturing facility is now open in Windsor, Ont., with the potential to employ 2,500 workers and reshape the …

A personal support worker in Windsor has been killed while on the job, prompting her union to call for sweeping safety reforms …

More than 8,000 workers in British Columbia’s forestry, steel and related industries will have access to retraining and employment support under a …

Eight Canadian women have received scholarships to train as commercial pilots or aircraft maintenance engineers through the Air Canada and CAE Captain …

By Steve Lambert The Manitoba government introduced more than a dozen bills in the legislature Thursday aimed at cracking down on machetes, reducing …

An equipment rental company is facing 10 workplace-related charges after a fatal tent collapse at a Buddhist retreat in Alberta in 2024. …

There’s a line buried in the Queer Yukon Society’s new collective agreement that caught my eye. Employees who experience a work-related traumatic …

British Columbia’s 52,000 public school teachers have ratified a new four-year collective agreement, backing the deal by a 91% margin after nearly …

NAV CANADA has been named one of the National Capital Region’s Top Employers for 2026, the second consecutive year the air navigation …