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The Conservatives won a procedural fight in Ottawa Tuesday, seeing House of Commons Speaker Greg Fergus deeming Finance Minister Chrystia Freelands fall economic update implementation legislation as omnibus and ordering it to be split up for votes.

“The minister will review their recommendations, and update Canadians on the next steps in this review process,” read a statement from O’Regan’s office.

The bus drivers union and the Transit Windsor bargaining team remain at odds over a crucial item in the collective agreement — paid sick days.

Buses will continue running through the week as the Transit Windsor union and employer resume negotiations this weekend.

Canadian customs officers could soon be posted to U.S. border posts on American soil for the first time in history and American officers could be assigned to work from border posts in Canada, CBC News has learned.

If youre a working Canadian, you should stay in the know about the countrys employment and labour rights and laws; several changes to these laws ...

In no way, shape or form should an employee’s leave play a part in a termination decision, writes Ed Canning.

The regulations are in line with the International Maritime Organization standard.

In 2023, Canada saw significant statutory and case law developments in labour and employment law. This Insight provides an overview of notable 2023 developments, with links to more...

Changes to Canada’s bail system, CRA tax rules and minimum wage increases are among the new rules affecting Canadians