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By Fakiha Baig Alberta teachers have officially started the countdown clock toward an Oct. 6 provincewide strike, with both sides accusing the other …

Most Canadian companies believe they can protect jobs during a potential recession, but their employees are far less convinced, according to a …

The federal government will spend $28.7 million to train nearly 5,000 Canadian energy workers in artificial intelligence and machine learning skills, officials …

Life can have many stressors that can impact the quality of a person’s sleep. A useful benchmark to note is that any …

By Brittany Hobson The Manitoba government is providing more than $2 million to increase security efforts at the province’s largest hospital, including funding …

GM Canada says its previously announced plan to cut a shift at its Oshawa Assembly Plant won’t take effect until early 2026. …

Artificial intelligence use in recruitment has surged 428 per cent since 2023, while communication gaps between employers and job seekers continue to …

A new study of nearly 5,000 immigrants shows that optimism about the future and a sense of belonging are the strongest factors …

An arbitrator has dismissed all harassment complaints against striking workers at Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, ruling that calling colleagues “scabs” …

Nearly two-thirds of executives are concerned about shifting dynamics in the global workforce as companies face economic pressures, talent shortages and artificial …