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The minister responsible for passport services says she is directing Service Canada to do more in major urban centres where passport-processing delays are most severe.

On June 14, 2002, Canada announced that, due to the country’s improved public health situation, certain vaccination requirements are suspended as of June 20. Federally...

A difference between the federal and provincial statuses of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation has led to a series of challenges from private sector unions in B.C. wanting the day treated as a statutory holiday. So far the unions appear to be winning - but it all comes down to contract language.

Employees and their union aren't pleased CATSA is directing additional funding to an attendance-based bonus.

The transit commission was told only 94.4 of scheduled bus trips were completed in May as the service continues to deal with a driver shortage.

Even though the province-wide mask mandate expires on June 11, riders and drivers will still need to wear a mask on local public transit indefinitely.

A Hong Kong-based airline that permanently shuttered its Vancouver operations in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic has been ordered to pay nearly $170,000 severance to the woman who managed the office.

Military must 'adapt to a new reality – the women warriors are here to stay,' says Louise Arbour

OC Transpo will be managing a bus driver shortage for the coming months as the transit agency juggles new labour law requirements.

On April 27, 2022, in Canada Post Corporation v. Canadian Union of Postal Workers (Canada Post), Arbitrator Thomas Joliffe, Q.C. dismissed a union grievance disputing that the...