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Environmental advocates ask Sask. Court of Appeal to review coal decisionEnvironmental advocates are asking Saskatchewan's Court of Appeal for a judicial review of their case against the province's decision to extend coal-fired power plants.CanadaSep 16
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Ontario public-sector unions push province for workplace AI safeguardsLocal bargaining units are being told to investigate how AI is showing up in workplaces and to identify potential risks.PoliticsOct 20
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Vancouver’s school support workers vote 97% in favour of strike actionThe union says support workers have been asked to take concessions that would affect "existing working conditions" and job security.CanadaOct 5
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Nova Scotia school support workers set to strike Monday after talks break downThe union representing school support workers in Nova Scotia filed a 48-hour strike notice, after talks broke down with the province overnight.EducationOct 30
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Canada Post CEO touts ‘early signs’ of recovery even as financial woes persistAt its annual public meeting, Doug Ettinger said Canada Post is winning back some of the parcel delivery market that has slipped away since 2019.CanadaOct 22
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Why a plan to end strikes impacting ‘national interest’ is drawing criticismThe Liberal government maintains Bill C-39 would not restrict workers’ right to strike, but labour leaders say law would give cabinet power to decide who can take job action.PoliticsSep 22
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Dynacare workers ordered back to work by Manitoba labour boardThe Manitoba labour board has ordered striking Dynacare workers to return to the lab Wednesday, following a one-day strike.CanadaSep 8
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4 family members found dead after small plane crashed off Bahamas coastThe Aircraft Accident Investigation Authority (AAIA) of the Bahamas said that neither the aircraft or any associated wreckage or debris have been located.U.S. NewsSep 9
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Education minister ‘very optimistic’ Ontario teacher negotiations won’t bring disruptionEducation contracts will expire at the end of August, but they've already faltered over technical disagreements between the government about which issues should be negotiated.CanadaAug 20
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Prime Minister Carney says he has no confidence in FIFA president InfantinoThe prime minister’s comments add to growing calls for Infantino’s resignation following an abandoned plan to sell off commercial rights to the World Cup to private investors.SportsAug 5
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Carney joins criticism of Infantino as FIFA leader after sell-off planCarney said keeping the now-abandoned World Cup sell-off plan a secret from senior FIFA staff was a 'fatal' move on Infantino's part and 'not how you run any business.'SportsAug 5
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Months-long strike disrupts disability care, pushing Ontario families to the brinkBut as the strike has dragged on, Nicky Umlauf, who is non-verbal, has become increasingly confused about being stuck at home and obsessed with the particulars of her day.CanadaAug 6
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WestJet flight attendants on strike as company suspends most bookingsThe union representing 4,400 WestJet flight employees says its members are on strike after last-minute negotiations failed to reach a deal.CanadaAug 2
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WestJet strike ends after tentative deal reachedGood news for the travelling public, the strike by WestJet flight attendants has ended after a tentative agreement was reached overnight.CanadaAug 3
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Nearly 900 casino workers go on strike at Ajax, Pickering propertiesNearly 900 workers at Ajax Casino and Pickering Casino Resort are on strike after contract talks broke down, with the employer saying both properties remain open.CanadaJul 31
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WestJet begins parking 737 aircraft as strike deadline approachesIf a negotiated agreement on a new contract can’t be reached by Aug. 2 at midnight mountain time, those unionized flight attendants could walk off the job.CanadaJul 31
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Proposed 650% Halifax Water fee hike for new construction raises alarm among buildersHalifax Water is proposing a 650 per cent increase to water hook-up fees for new developments and an additional 265 per cent hike to connect to the wastewater system.CanadaJul 24
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Ottawa eyes Labour Code conflict intervention changes, minister saysHajdu's department launched broad consultations with employers, unions and other stakeholders this spring about changes they'd like to see to the Canada Labour Code.CanadaJul 3
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Amazon caused breakdown of 1st contract talks at B.C. unionized fulfilment centre: mediatorThe union representing the workers in Delta, B.C. says the mediator recommended the dispute be resolved through binding mediation-arbitration.CanadaJun 2
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Canada Post workers accept new contract with 85 per cent in favourCanada Post and the union have long sparred over wages and structural changes to the postal service, with workers taking to the picket line on multiple occasions.CanadaJun 1