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British Columbia is expanding supports for workers and communities affected by U.S. tariffs through two new provincial-federal initiatives targeting job displacement and …

Nearly 80 per cent of workers say they have been “catfished” into jobs that failed to match what recruiters promised, according to …

Nurses across New Brunswick have voted to accept a tentative collective agreement reached with the provincial government earlier this month. The deal …

Crown counsel lawyers in New Brunswick have ratified a five-year collective agreement that brings their salaries in line with Crown prosecutors, ending …

Nearly 500 Blue Line Taxi drivers in Ottawa walked off the job at 2:30 p.m. Thursday after the company refused to continue …

Women aged 25 to 54 achieved record 85.1 per cent labour force participation in 2024 but still earn only 87 cents for …

Nearly every employee in today’s workplace is either personally grappling with stress and uncertainty or supporting someone who is. The emotional tension …

The president of a union representing British Columbia’s public service workers says he is “deeply disturbed” by violence aimed at its members …

A strike by transit workers in Vancouver Island’s Cowichan Valley is over after more than seven months of job action. Unifor says …

By Fakiha Baig A nasty standoff between the Alberta government and its 51,000 teachers – with each side accusing the other of lying …