A representative from the United Nations is calling on Quebec to accept more refugees. Continue reading →

Alberta’s largest union says a judge has ruled that wage arbitration hearings for ten of thousands of public sector workers can go ahead sooner rather than later. Continue reading →

Under the plan, full-time French courses will now be offered to more newcomers. Continue reading →

Hundreds of health care support workers took a stand against the Alberta government’s plan to put off wage negotiations in Calgary on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Canadian views on policy issues are rarely the result of where they live, say Loleen Berdahl and Éric Montpetit. Continue reading →

The union representing Alberta’s nurses is launching a legal challenge of the United Conservative government’s Bill 9, arguing it’s a breach of contract and in violation of members’ Charter rights. Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney is under scrutiny for handing out earplugs during debate in the legislature late Wednesday night. Continue reading →

Immigration and how we treat newcomers will likely be issues in the October federal election, Tasha Kheiriddin says. Continue reading →

Including the applicants’ families, the fates of some 50,000 people wishing to emigrate to Quebec were at stake. Continue reading →