Arbitration

• Union files unfair labour practice complaint against BC Ferries amid ‘tense’ negotiations

  The BCFerry and Marine Workers' Union has filed an unfair labour practice complaint with the BC Labour Relations Board, accusing the employer of bargaining directly with members.

  Canada

  Dec 18, 2023
  
• Seniors in West Kelowna, B.C. face eviction amid housing crisis

  Six tenants at the Golden Homes Mobile Home Park were all served with evictions notices. The notices indicate that extensive plumbing and electrical work needs to be conducted.

  Features

  Mar 3, 2023
  
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• Two North Okanagan communities settle decades-long dispute over water fees

  For over 40 years, the City of Armstrong and the Township of Spallumcheen have been unable to solve a dispute over how much users pay for the water they utilize.

  Consumer

  Feb 18, 2023
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• Hamilton council delays firing unvaccinated municipal employees

  Lora Fontana, the city's head of human resources, says the number of workers not in compliance with vaccination requirements has dropped to 322, down from 440 last week.

  Politics

  May 25, 2022
• Manitoba civil service wins retroactive pay hikes after wage-freeze fight

  An arbitration board has awarded annual pay hikes of between 0.5 per cent and two per cent going back to 2019, plus interest.

  Politics

  May 19, 2022
• City of Winnipeg won’t appeal arbitrator’s decision in pension battle with police union: Mayor

  The City of Winnipeg says it will not appeal an arbitrator's decision that found the city did not have the right to unilaterally modify terms of the Winnipeg Police Service's pension plan.

  Politics

  Apr 23, 2020
• Winnipeg Police Association wins grievance over pension battle with city

  An arbitrator has ruled in favour of the Winnipeg Police Association in their battle with the city over the police pension plan.

  Mar 27, 2020
• Decision reserved in hearing for N.B. officers involved in fatal shooting

  Constables Mathieu Boudreau and Patrick Bulger are accused of five code of conduct violations after Michel Vienneau was shot in his vehicle outside the Bathurst train station on Jan. 12, 2015.

  Canada

  Dec 9, 2019
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• B.C.’s 911 operators, E-Comm heading to arbitration in contract dispute

  Workers have been without a contract since the end of December last year. 

  Nov 21, 2019
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• Transit Strike Day 21: Both sides dig in as system-wide shutdown looms

  One labour expert says the two sides remain so far apart, the issue may need to go to arbitration to be resolved.

  Nov 21, 2019