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If a deal between a union of electrical workers and Manitoba Hydro cannot be struck on Thursday, workers will walk off the job. Read more.

In much of the world, it’s been dangerously hot this summer. And extreme heat is only expected to become more common. Cities across the globe have hired “chief heat officers” to figure out how to adapt to life on a hotter planet.

CHICAGO—No matter how big the company is, we workers are stronger—when we're united! declared Beatrice Lumpkin at a noisy, spirited rally Thursday in front of the Starbucks store in Chicago's West Loop.

The 2023 North American International Auto Show returns this September to Downtown Detroit, and fans can get their tickets starting Monday.

Hydro Ottawa and the union representing its workers return to the bargaining table today, as a strike by approximately 400 employees nears the end of a third week.

Michael Turney, 75, was charged with second-degree murder in the presumed death of his stepdaughter Alissa Turney, 17, who vanished in 2001. Her body has never been found.

Legal experts told Newsweek the dismissal of the case against Michael Turney is "not common."

CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at five stories to watch in Ottawa this week.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Under a White House initiative, Columbus may soon be the next destination for hopeful skilled laborers to learn trades. The First Lady of the United States joined local and state leaders in Ohio’s capital Wednesday afternoon to launch the White House’s Workforce Hub to boost career technical education and close gaps […]

Two tornadoes were confirmed from a severe storm system that swept through the region Thursday.