Airbus is not ruling out the possibility that Quebec will host a fighter plane assembly line. Continue reading →

Japanese auto supply giant Denso Corp. is joining Montreal’s burgeoning artificial intelligence scene with the launch of a research and development lab in the city. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan saw strong gains for a fifth consecutive month. Year-over-year employment increased by 10,900 jobs from December 2017. Continue reading →

Iowa businessman Anthony Marlowe purchased the former ServiCom call centre in an auction that was part of ServiCom’s bankruptcy proceedings in the United States. Continue reading →

The Alberta government is investigating employment agreements signed by Catholic school teachers amid concerns they could be fired for being in gay or common-law relationships. Continue reading →

In the past month Saskatchewan added 5,500 more jobs, and saw unemployment dip below the national average. Continue reading →

Nikolai Hill, a transgender man and Halifax resident who attended the job fair on Thursday, said it can be “uncomfortable” when an interviewer doesn’t know what pronouns to use for him. Continue reading →

The designation recognizes employers in greater Hamilton and the Niagara region that lead their industries in offering exceptional places to work. Continue reading →

Agreement to four-year deal ends 19-week strike. Continue reading →