Government Policy & Budgets

The New Brunswick government has eliminated tuition fees for apprenticeship-level technical training, a move it says will save the average apprentice about… …

Alberta’s government will spend $5.5 million on industry-led training projects aimed at addressing skill shortages across the province. The money comes through… …

David Piccini is out as Ontario’s minister of labour, immigration, training and skills development, moving to the infrastructure portfolio as part of… …

Nova Scotia workers would qualify for overtime pay after 44 hours a week instead of 48, under legislation tabled this week by… …

Businesses hit by a fresh round of U.S. tariffs and import bans will gain wider access to two Ontario support programs as… …

The federal government has launched a national program to give students, educators, workers and communities free training on how to use artificial… …

Unions and employers remain deeply divided over how much power the federal government should have to intervene in labour disputes, according to… …

By Catherine Morrison The push by the federal and municipal governments to get staff back in the office has become a key issue… …

Six New Brunswick communities will host in-person public consultations this fall as part of a government review of the Pay Equity Act,… …

Canadian businesses now have tariff-free access to 1.5 billion consumers worldwide, a number Prime Minister Mark Carney says will double within six… …