Montreal STM workers threaten 48-hour strike Nov 15-16
CUPE union announces potential 48-hour strike affecting Montreal's public transit system, threatening major disruptions for thousands of daily commuters during mid-November.
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Montreal Transit Halts as Union Vows Unlimited Strike
Montreal's public transit system faces complete shutdown as union workers launch unlimited general strike, leaving commuters stranded and vowing to continue until demands are met.
BC public sector unions target November contract deals
Major BC unions including BCGEU, nurses, and teachers are intensifying contract negotiations with mid-November ratification targets, signaling a critical period for public sector labor relations.
Windsor Leaders: Trump Trade Move About Leverage
Windsor business and political leaders analyze Trump's latest trade move as strategic positioning rather than genuine policy threat, with implications for cross-border commerce.
Quebec's CAQ Government Battles Doctors: Healthcare Crisis
The Coalition Avenir Québec government's aggressive approach toward medical specialists raises concerns about the future of healthcare in the province. Discover why doctors are calling this their 'line in the sand' moment.
Shane Pinto at Contract Crossroads with Senators
Exclusive analysis of Shane Pinto's contract stalemate with the Ottawa Senators. Discover why the rising star faces a critical career decision and what's at stake for both player and team in this high-stakes negotiation.
U.S. Officials Skip UN Climate Talks in Germany
American officials were notably absent from UN climate negotiations in Germany, raising questions about U.S. commitment to international climate cooperation amid growing environmental concerns.
Trump: Carney apologized for Ontario's anti-tariff ads
Former President Donald Trump alleges that Mark Carney personally apologized for Ontario's controversial 'No New NAFTA Deal, No Thanks' advertising campaign during their G20 encounter in Japan. The political bombshell reveals tensions over Canada's trade
Quebec Physicians' College Urges Halt to Controversial Health Law
In a surprising move, Quebec's medical regulatory body calls for suspension of new legislation affecting doctor remuneration and demands renewed dialogue with protesting physicians.
Quebec seeks arbitration to avert Montreal STM strike
Quebec's labor minister pushes for binding arbitration as STM workers threaten indefinite strike that could paralyze Montreal's public transportation system in November.
Alberta Nursing Workers Begin 5-Day Strike Vote
Thousands of Alberta healthcare workers begin decisive 5-day strike vote that could disrupt nursing home care across the province as contract negotiations stall.
Alberta Students Walk Out to Support Teachers in Contract Fight
Hundreds of Alberta students walked out of classrooms to support their teachers during contract negotiations, gathering at the legislature in a powerful show of solidarity for educators demanding better working conditions.
Calgary students walk out supporting teachers in contract dispute
Hundreds of Calgary students walked out of classrooms in a powerful show of support for their teachers as contract negotiations between the Alberta Teachers' Association and the provincial government remain stalled.
Alberta students walk out supporting teachers' strike
Thousands of Alberta students left classrooms in coordinated walkouts to support teachers' labour dispute, creating one of the largest student-led protests in recent provincial history.
Quebec bill threatens Montreal STM strike action
Quebec's new labour legislation could derail planned STM strikes, sparking union outrage and setting up a major transit showdown in Montreal.
Ford's 'Bad Cop' Trade Strategy Hits Breaking Point
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's aggressive negotiation tactics with the United States reach their breaking point, threatening crucial cross-border trade relationships and economic stability.
Calgary students stage walkout supporting teachers
Thousands of Alberta students walked out of classrooms in a massive show of support for teachers amid contentious negotiations and concerns about classroom conditions across the province.
Alberta's Classroom Complexity Crisis Explained
Discover why skyrocketing classroom demands - not just salaries - are at the heart of Alberta's tense teacher negotiations and what it means for students.
Israel Launches New Gaza Strikes Amid Escalating Conflict
Israeli forces launch fresh military operations across Gaza, targeting Hamas infrastructure as ceasefire talks stall. Civilian casualties rise amid escalating violence in the region.
Alberta Unions Reveal Strategic Strike Plan
Alberta's largest public sector unions reveal coordinated strike strategy targeting government operations after contract negotiations stall, affecting 80,000 workers.
STM Maintenance Workers Strike: Montreal Transit Disruption
Montreal's public transit faces major disruptions as STM maintenance workers launch unlimited strike action starting November 1st, potentially affecting bus and metro services across the city.
Ford's explosive rant against Dutch ambassador rocks politics
Ontario Premier Doug Ford launches unprecedented verbal attack on Netherlands ambassador Pete Hoekstra over comments about provincial jurisdiction, sparking political firestorm.
CAMI workers rally as GM contract talks intensify
Unifor Local 88 members launch three-day rally at Ingersoll GM plant as contract negotiations intensify, fighting to protect thousands of automotive manufacturing jobs in Southern Ontario.
Doug Ford defends Reagan-inspired ads in WSJ response
Ontario Premier Doug Ford defends controversial television ads comparing provincial Liberal leader to Ronald Reagan-era politics in sharp response to Wall Street Journal criticism.
TikTok US Ownership Deal Nears Finalization in South Korea
The White House confirms critical negotiations to bring TikTok under American ownership are advancing, with a potential landmark agreement being finalized in South Korea amid ongoing national security concerns.
Netanyahu Orders Powerful Gaza Strikes Amid Hostage Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has directed the military to launch intensified operations in Gaza, targeting Hamas strongholds amid ongoing hostage negotiations and ceasefire discussions.
Ex-Premier: Stay Cool After Trade Talks Fail
Ex-Quebec leader Jean Charest advises strategic patience following the breakdown of softwood lumber trade talks between Canada and United States, warning against emotional reactions.
B.C. rejects provincial police force proposal
British Columbia's government has decided against creating a provincial police force, maintaining the RCMP despite cross-party recommendations for change. Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth cites costs and practical challenges.
Trump's Golden Gifts Amid US-South Korea Trade Progress
Former President Donald Trump receives lavish golden gifts while US and Seoul make significant progress on critical trade negotiations that could reshape economic relations.
NB Teachers Sound Alarm Over Critical Educator Shortage
The New Brunswick Teachers' Association demands immediate government action as teacher shortages reach critical levels, threatening education quality across the province.
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