The union representing British Columbia's ambulance paramedics warns that an upcoming strike vote and potential overtime ban could have severe consequences for emergency patient care across the province.
A new StatCan survey reveals Canadian managers work under stricter deadlines and perform more unpaid labour. Explore the data on workplace pressures.
The 2026 ski season at Quebec's Le Massif de Charlevoix resort is officially cancelled due to an ongoing labour dispute. Learn the details and impacts of this major decision.
The iconic Le Massif de Charlevoix ski resort could shut down if a labour agreement is not reached with its union by January 20, 2026. Learn about the critical deadline and potential impacts.
RCMP are investigating a fatal workplace incident at the Rhineland Industrial Park near Altona, Manitoba. The man died following the incident on January 16, 2026.
A major union warns that federal public service job reductions are causing severe stress and uncertainty for workers in Ottawa. Read about the impact and union response.
Pete Buttigieg calls Trump's obscene gesture to a heckling Ford worker 'in character.' The suspended autoworker has raised over $800,000 in support. Read the full story.
A CNESST investigation finds a worker's death in May 2025 resulted from heatstroke and inadequate planning. Learn the details and safety implications.
A look at the major B.C. unions, including TransLink workers, heading into critical contract negotiations in 2026, with potential for widespread labour disruption. Learn who could walk out.
As the federal government plans to cut 30,000 jobs, here's a detailed look at the workforce adjustment process, what 'affected' letters mean, and the options for public servants facing uncertainty.
President Trump's obscene gesture toward a Michigan autoworker who called him a 'pedophile protector' draws condemnation from Gov. Newsom and strong union support. The suspended worker has no regrets.
The UAW pledges full support for a Ford factory worker suspended after calling Donald Trump a 'pedophile protector.' The union asserts his right to free speech on the job. Get the full story.
The UAW supports a Ford worker suspended for heckling Donald Trump during a plant tour. A GoFundMe for the worker has raised over $325,000. Read the full story.
Workers at 30 long-term care facilities in Nova Scotia have voted in favour of strike action, raising concerns over resident care. CUPE says negotiations continue. Read the latest.
Alberta's oil and gas industry eliminated 10,000 positions last year, yet achieved near-record production levels. Economists analyze the paradox of doing more with less in Canada's energy heartland.
A new survey reveals Canadian job seekers expect higher wages in 2026 but believe finding a new job will be difficult. Explore the key trends and generational differences shaping the labour market.
Federal departments in Ottawa have started notifying public servants about potential job reductions. Get the latest details on this developing story and its impact on the workforce.
A coroner's inquest in Saint John has concluded with key recommendations to improve workplace safety protocols in New Brunswick. Learn about the findings and proposed changes.
A coroner's jury recommends enhanced training and supervision after a 46-year-old truck driver was killed in a New Brunswick wind farm incident. Read the findings.
Employment lawyers warn that routine January updates to company handbooks can trigger wrongful dismissal lawsuits if not handled correctly. Learn the legal pitfalls to avoid.
A labour tribunal has dismissed a complaint from Hydro-Quebec's union regarding the utility's 'priority behaviours' policy for employees. Get the full details on the ruling.
Statistics Canada will eliminate 850 positions in the next two years, with 100 cuts starting this week, according to an internal memo. Get the full details on the federal agency's restructuring.
An indefinite strike has begun at the Kruger Inc. plant in LaSalle, Montreal. Get the latest details on the work stoppage and its potential impacts.
Thousands of nurses walked off the job at several major New York City hospitals on January 12, 2026, in a major labour action over staffing ratios and patient safety. Get the latest details.
A former BCGEU vice-president files a civil suit, claiming union president Paul Finch created a toxic workplace, leading to his constructive dismissal. Read the full legal battle details.
A new LinkedIn report highlights the 15 fastest-growing roles in Canada, with AI, healthcare, and construction leading the surge. Discover the in-demand careers shaping the nation's workforce.
A new report highlights Canada's 15 fastest-growing occupations, with AI, health care, and construction roles dominating the list. Discover the careers shaping the nation's future workforce.
With rumours of a mandatory five-day office return, federal public servants and their unions have several tools to challenge the policy. Learn the legal and advocacy strategies available.
One Community Solutions, a firm with millions in city contracts, parts ways with its HR head as guards finally receive back pay after missed holiday cheques. The city's potential liability is examined.
A Toronto shelter director challenges the myth that Gen Z doesn't want to work, revealing systemic barriers and a 15% youth unemployment rate. Discover the real story and needed solutions.