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More than half of potential Canadian parents say they have delayed having children longer than they would like. Many blame the cost of living, but the issues are complex.

Apprentices, and employers, are wondering what's next after federal apprenticeship incentive programs have been put on the chopping block.

Currently, workers are permitted up to three unpaid days off, and the new bill adds another five days of unpaid leave for general illness.

A Federal Court hearing is underway to determine whether a group of Black public servants can proceed with a class-action lawsuit alleging discrimination in the federal government.

Canada's immigration minister also suggested Ottawa may be looking at boosting enforcement resources to crack down on irregular migrants who don't leave Canada.

A 911 call came in around 1:15 a.m. about a violent incident at the Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal in the city's downtown core.

On Monday, union said it had removed major technical engineers it represents from Ontario infrastructure projects as it continues an ongoing contract battle with the province.

Eight people were injured early Thursday morning after a vehicle crashed into a TTC bus near Yonge and Finch in North York, Toronto police say.

One of Canada's most vital trade arteries is cut off as employers at most of British Columbia's ports lock out their workers in a dispute involving about 700 unionized foremen.

The two sides had been negotiating with the help of a federal mediator for the last three days in a bid to avoid a work stoppage that would affect all ports in B.C.

Labour Minister Steve MacKinnon said Tuesday he has directed the Canada Industrial Relations Board to 'order that all operations and duties at the ports resume.'

The Gourmet Warehouse says it's dealing with up to six attempted thieves a day and that the problem is getting worse.

Canada's labour market added roughly 15,000 jobs in October, enough to keep the unemployment rate steady at 6.5 per cent in the month.

While the world will be focused on who will be elected the next president, millions of Americans are also deciding on many ballot issues that will impact their everyday lives.

Sylvie D'Amours says that for years she and her team have been victims of threats and mischief, adding that 'projectiles' were fired through her riding office windows.

Canada Post says talks are continuing with the union that represents postal workers and neither side has given notice of a work stoppage. 

Founder and CEO of Hillberg Berk, Rachel Mielke, discusses her journey of starting and growing the Canadian jewellery company on Shaping Saskatchewan.

Israel's parliament has passed two laws that could prevent the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees, a main provider of aid to Gaza, from being able to continue its work.

With 'reVINing' a growing issue in the province, the Ford government is expected to table legislation to make it harder to re-register a stolen vehicle through ServiceOntario.

Jasper officials and business owners hope the town's streets are filled with tourists sooner rather than later. It helps them get to the next step in the recovery.