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.
British Columbia’s provincial meat inspectors will be classified as essential workers during ongoing job action, Agriculture Minister Lana Popham announced Thursday. The …
By Lia Lévesque The head of Montreal’s public transit authority says she needs to find ways to deliver services at a lower cost, …
By Lisa Johnson With a provincewide teachers strike looming, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says their union has a stark choice between heftier pay …
By Isabelle Dostaler, Université de l’Ontario français The recent labour dispute between Air Canada and its flight attendants pulled back the curtain …
Support staff at Ontario’s publicly funded colleges are on strike, as they failed to reach a new contract agreement before the deadline …
By Fakiha Baig Alberta teachers have officially started the countdown clock toward an Oct. 6 provincewide strike, with both sides accusing the other …
GM Canada says its previously announced plan to cut a shift at its Oshawa Assembly Plant won’t take effect until early 2026. …
First Student Canada will lock out 140 school bus drivers in Windsor, Ont., starting Monday, Sept. 15, at 12:01 a.m., affecting transportation …
An arbitrator has dismissed all harassment complaints against striking workers at Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, ruling that calling colleagues “scabs” …
An arbitration board awarded 3.5 per cent wage increases in each year of a two-year collective agreement for 89 unionized workers at …
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