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The Ontario government is putting $242 million into upgrading learning facilities at publicly funded colleges and universities to prepare students for in-demand …

Employers are placing renewed emphasis on enhancing the employee experience in 2026, with compensation emerging as the dominant factor in both satisfaction …

The Prince Edward Island government has renewed a four-year funding agreement with the Mi’kmaq Confederacy of PEI to support employment and skills …

Workers are pulling back from job searches and prioritizing stability as economic uncertainty becomes the new normal, according to a survey of …

Federal departments are issuing workforce reduction notices on a scale not seen in decades, according to the union representing more than 85,000 …

An arbitrator has reinstated a British Columbia mixer driver who was fired for punching a colleague, ruling that his employer’s failure to …

By Daniela Gatti and Mark Julien Canada is facing a significant demographic challenge. Between 2019 and 2028, approximately 700,000 skilled trades workers …

Nine in 10 U.S. companies plan to hire in 2026, but more than half also expect to conduct layoffs, according to a …

Post-secondary institutions in Manitoba are reporting steep declines in international student enrolment and substantial revenue losses following the federal government’s decision to …

Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) Railway must compensate employees for paid personal leave days based on their actual average earnings rather than …