Excluding Pension from Severance Is Costly Legal Risk

Employment lawyer Howard Levitt warns that severance packages must include pension benefits to avoid legal exposure. Omitting these valuable assets can lead to substantial financial liabilities for employers.

Canadian Job Market Static in 2026, AI Impact Looms

Brendon Bernard of Indeed Hiring Lab predicts minimal changes in Canada's labor market for 2026, while highlighting the growing influence of artificial intelligence on employment trends and identifying top job opportunities nationwide.

New Brunswick Minimum Wage Increase Announced for 2026

New Brunswick's minimum wage will see a scheduled increase in 2026, affecting thousands of workers across the province. This move aims to address cost-of-living pressures while businesses assess the economic implications.

Heineken Cuts 7% of Staff as Beer Demand Declines

Heineken NV will eliminate 5,000 to 6,000 jobs over two years in response to falling beer demand, rising prices, and changing consumer habits. The Dutch brewer also reported a 2.4% volume drop in 2025.

Calgary Nears 2 Million Population Milestone by 2030

Calgary is on track to reach 2 million residents by 2029-30, just two decades after hitting 1 million. The rapid growth brings both challenges in infrastructure and opportunities for economic and cultural expansion.

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