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The federal government will cut interprovincial freight rates for Canadian steel and lumber by 50 per cent and require major contracts to …

Employers with 25 or more employees in Ontario will be required to include expected compensation ranges in public job postings starting Jan. …

A new light rail line across Toronto could reduce commute times by nearly one hour for workers traveling between Kennedy Station and …

South Asian populations in Canada grew to nearly 2.6 million people in 2021, making them the country’s largest racialized group and representing …

Federal Labour Minister Patty Hajdu hosted a virtual meeting with G7 labour and employment ministers this week to discuss youth employment strategies …

By Christopher Reynolds Air Transat is poised to begin suspending flights today as the clock ticks down on a strike deadline. Travel company …

By Craig Lord Canada’s economy continued to blow past job forecasts in November but some economists caution against reading too much into a …

Persistent employment and income gaps between English-speaking and French-speaking Quebecers are costing the province an estimated $1.5 billion in lost income annually, …

Stellantis employees have subscribed to 22 million shares through the company’s employee share purchase plan since 2023, according to the automaker. The …

CEOs are betting on artificial intelligence to drive their companies forward in 2026, with 40 per cent naming AI adoption as a …