P.E.I. Minimum Wage to Reach $17.60 by 2027
Prince Edward Island's minimum wage will rise to $17.60 per hour by April 2027, marking a significant boost for workers in the province amid economic changes.
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Gender Gap in Flexible Work: Women Less Likely Than Men
A recent national survey highlights a significant disparity, with women being less likely than men to access flexible work arrangements, raising concerns about workplace equity and inclusion.
Quebec Law Forces Unions to Open Books, Make Dues Optional
The Quebec government has enacted legislation requiring unions to disclose financial records and allow members to opt out of certain dues, sparking debates over labor rights and transparency.
Union Files Grievance Over Federal Early Retirement Offers
A major federal union has filed a formal grievance challenging the government's early retirement incentive program, citing concerns over fairness and transparency in the process.
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Norwich Construction Firm Fined $60K After Fatal Fall
A Norwich-based construction company has been penalized with a $60,000 fine after an employee tragically fell to their death in a workplace accident, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the industry.
Canada's Labor Market Stagnates Amid Tariffs, Population Changes
Canada's labor market has become static after a year of U.S. tariffs and significant population shifts, with economic indicators showing minimal growth and adaptation challenges.
Ontario Minimum Wage Increase Set for October 1
The Ontario government has announced a scheduled increase to the provincial minimum wage, effective October 1, 2026. This adjustment aims to support workers amid ongoing economic pressures.
Amazon Spent $26M on Anti-Union Consultants in 2025
Amazon spent over $26 million on anti-union consultants in 2025, the largest such expenditure ever reported by a U.S. employer in a single year, according to federal disclosures.
Alberta Doubles Federal Foreign Worker Oversight in New Bill
Alberta introduces a bill to add provincial oversight on foreign workers, aligning with federal rules to ensure compliance and protect labor standards in the province.
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Manitoba Minimum Wage Increase Coming in 2026
Manitoba's minimum wage will rise to $16.55 per hour in October 2026, marking a significant increase for workers across the province. This adjustment follows the provincial government's commitment to annual reviews.
Ontario Minimum Wage Rises to $17.95, Impacting 700,000
Ontario's minimum wage will increase by 35 cents to $17.95 per hour on October 1, 2026, providing a raise for over 700,000 workers across the province, as announced by Labour Minister David Piccini.
Minimum Wage Increases Across Maritime Provinces
The Maritime provinces of Canada have implemented new minimum wage rates, affecting workers in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. This change aims to address cost-of-living pressures.
Ontario Minimum Wage Rises to $17.95 on Oct. 1, 2026
The Ontario government has announced a significant minimum wage increase to $17.95 per hour, effective October 1, 2026. This adjustment aims to support workers amid economic pressures.
Montreal Woman Alleges Systemic Racism in Career Promotions
Wanda Kagan, a Montreal professional, claims systemic racism has repeatedly blocked her career advancement, highlighting ongoing workplace discrimination issues in Canada.
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Memorial for Labor Leader Gary Parent Planned in Windsor Park
A memorial garden and seating area will be dedicated to late Windsor labor champion Gary Parent at Reaume Park, honoring his decades of community service and activism.
Quebec Unions Vow Self-Examination and Change
Quebec's major trade unions, led by FTQ President Magali Picard, announce a commitment to internal review and adaptation to better support workers facing challenges like U.S. tariffs and economic shifts.
Cambridge Firm Fined $80K for Worker Injury
A Cambridge-based company has been penalized $80,000 following a workplace incident that resulted in a serious injury to an employee, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
B.C. Union Calls for Full-Time Work-From-Home Due to Gas Prices
The British Columbia General Employees' Union urges employers to adopt permanent remote work policies to alleviate financial strain on workers facing skyrocketing fuel costs.
Strike Begins at Metro Distribution Center in Montreal
A strike has commenced at Metro's fruit and vegetable distribution center in Montreal, impacting operations and highlighting labor disputes in the grocery sector.
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Alberta Youth Unemployment Gap Widens, Experts Warn
Alberta faces the highest youth unemployment rate in Western Canada, with a widening gap between young adults aged 19-24 and older workers. Experts highlight challenges in job hunting and the need for networking beyond education.
Coca-Cola Terminates Injured Worker, Faces Legal Challenge
Coca-Cola Canada Bottling faces a major employment law dispute after terminating a 35-year factory worker injured on the job, using the controversial 'frustration of employment' doctrine.
Alberta Tourist Towns Face Worker Shortages, Housing Crisis
Tourism hotspots in Alberta are grappling with persistent labour shortages, exacerbated by soaring housing costs that hinder recruitment and retention efforts as the summer season approaches.
Saskatchewan Workers Get Funding to Adapt to Trade Impacts
The Saskatchewan government has introduced new funding initiatives aimed at assisting workers affected by trade disruptions, focusing on retraining and support programs to enhance economic resilience.
Montreal Blue-Collar Workers Extend Strike by Three Days
City workers in Montreal have voted to extend their strike action for an additional three days, intensifying labor disputes over wages and working conditions.
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Montreal Blue-Collar Workers Plan Three-Day Strike in April
Montreal's blue-collar workers union, CUPE Local 301, has announced a three-day strike from April 15-18, escalating a labor dispute with the city over wage proposals. The strike follows a 24-hour walkout in February as negotiations continue.
Montreal Daycare Workers Must Work 3 Days a Week: Tribunal
A labor tribunal has ruled that striking daycare workers in Montreal must provide essential services three days per week, impacting childcare availability across the city during ongoing labor disputes.
Calgary Youth Hiring Fair Draws Thousands Seeking Jobs
Thousands of young job seekers aged 15 to 24 attended Calgary's annual Youth Hiring Fair, connecting with 80 employers offering thousands of positions as youth unemployment shows signs of improvement.
Barrie, CUPE Local 2380 Reach Tentative Labor Deal
The City of Barrie and CUPE Local 2380 have successfully negotiated a tentative agreement, averting potential disruptions and ensuring continued municipal services for residents.
Lavo Plant Workers in Montreal Threaten Unlimited Strike from Friday
Workers at the Lavo plant in Montreal have issued a threat of an unlimited strike beginning this Friday, escalating labor tensions in the manufacturing sector.
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Machine Operator Dies on Job in Woodstock, WorkSafeNB Probes
A tragic workplace incident in Woodstock, New Brunswick, has claimed the life of a machine operator, prompting an investigation by WorkSafeNB into safety protocols and compliance.
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