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By Brett Bundale The intensifying tariff war between Canada and the United States could permanently alter cross-border trade, signalling the potential end of… …

The federal Treasury Department announces that it has made some adjustments to the list of retaliatory tariffs that will be imposed on… …

Canadian payroll employment barely moved in June, but wages kept climbing and job vacancies inched higher, according to new data from Statistics… …

By Kelvin Chan TORONTO (AP) — As Canada moves to reduce its dependence on American military suppliers, the push is on display inside a Toronto… …

Manitoba employers have until Sept. 1 to start providing free menstrual products in workplace washrooms, as the province’s new requirement — the… …

The British Columbia Labour Relations Board has dismissed an application from British Columbia Ferry Services to reconsider a decision finding the company… …

The Human Resources Professionals Association is promising practical guidance for HR professionals navigating the fallout from stalled Canada-U.S. trade talks and new… …

Strong employees rarely disengage suddenly. More often, it happens quietly. Energy shifts. Participation drops. Communication becomes more transactional. A once-reliable employee starts… …

New Employment Insurance (EI) measures meant to help workers affected by U.S. tariffs don’t go far enough, according to Canada’s unions. “Canada… …

The federal government is extending emergency employment insurance measures and rolling out a new $1,000-per-worker training bonus as part of a $3.5-billion… …