News and analysis on labour relations in Canada, including union negotiations, collective agreements, strikes, arbitration decisions, and changes in labour legislation. Coverage highlights the evolving dynamics between employers, unions, and employees.
The federal government has appointed Maryse Tremblay as the next chairperson of the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB), replacing Ginette Brazeau, who …
By Rosa Saba When COVID-19 hit, millions of Canadians were either told to work remotely or temporarily laid off as governments ordered lockdowns …
By Steve Lambert A strike by thousands of health-care workers in Manitoba has been called off after their union says it reached a …
By Lauren Phillips | The Coast A controversial bill affecting university funding in Nova Scotia is being revived. Amendments to the old bill …
By Michelle Dorey Forestell | Kingstonist.com Two unions representing more than 3,500 workers at Queen’s University are set to walk off the job …
The Trump administration has delayed planned auto tariffs for the Detroit Three automakers by 30 days, a move Unifor says is an …
By Rianna Lim One of Toronto’s top officials says the city has tabled its final offer to the union representing thousands of municipal …
More than 2,100 general labour and trades workers employed by the New Brunswick government will see wage increases under a newly signed …
By Jim Bronskill The union representing front-line Mounties wants Ottawa to dismiss any notion of shifting border security responsibilities away from the RCMP. …
Canadian employers are scrambling to assess the fallout after U.S. President Donald Trump imposed 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian exports and …
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