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British Columbia’s 2026 budget allocates $283 million over three years to expand skilled trades training, aiming to double apprenticeship seats by 2028-29 …

By Catherine Morrison Federal public service unions and workers are warning there isn’t enough office space to accommodate the federal government’s new requirements …

Amazon could be on the hook for more than $1 million in back wages to unionized warehouse workers in Delta, B.C., after …

The federal government is creating six sector-specific workforce alliances and a new retention grant program to help Canadian employers and workers navigate …

An interest arbitrator has awarded Chatham-Kent firefighters in Ontario wage increases that break from the municipality’s longstanding practice of matching police and …

By Sarah Ritchie A Senate report is calling on the federal government to fast-track immigration and credential recognition for francophone and bilingual health-care …

A New Brunswick workers’ compensation tribunal has overturned a decision to terminate benefits and recover nearly $4,500 from an injured worker, finding …

Newly certified journeypersons in Canada earned a median employment income of $58,090 in 2023 — the highest level recorded since tracking began …

By Craig Lord Prime Minister Mark Carney has made a series of claims recently about how much the federal government’s support for tariff-stricken …

Inflation is shaking Canadians’ confidence in retirement, with nearly three-quarters saying rising prices have increased their concerns about having enough money saved, …