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Canada's energy regulator green-lit a last-minute change to the Trans Mountain pipeline methodology, paving the way for the $35-billion project to finally get fully built.

Since taking the helm of Unifor in 2022, Payne has overseen high-profile strikes and helped negotiate some of the best contracts workers have seen. But perhaps more importantly, she has

Trans Mountain quietly received another $2B loan while it wrote off another $1B off its balance sheet. This, as the project's cost and risk to taxpayers, soars.

A new-class lawsuit taking the federal government to court is arguing that the genesis of tied work permits racist and deprives migrant workers of rights and benefits.

Assiniboine Community College research supports Manitoba’s agri-food industry

Thirteen Canadian tech companies have been named to the 2024 Global Cleantech 100 list.

Ottawas survey on economic growth wants you to check off its boutique problems. Better to answer with none of the above. Read more.

Good news, Canadian parents: the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) has increased, and you can now get a bigger maximum child tax payment than you could du...

Most want TFWs to fill job openings that can’t be filled by Canadians

Migrant workers in Canada pay into employment insurance, but they can't access it when their contracts expire and they return home. They also can't change employers while they're in Canada. There's now a proposed class action lawsuit to challenge those regulations.