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An arbitrator has awarded an additional 2.75 per cent, amounts that are on top of the one per cent raises each year that were part of the previous contract under Bill 124.

A third-party arbitrator has awarded Ontario elementary and high school teachers additional retroactive pay related to Bill 124, which capped their salary increases at one per cent for three years.

The retroactive pay raise makes up for the last of three years of imposed wage caps that were deemed unconstitutional by the courts.

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Away from the crowds and the speeches, surrounded by family photos and political mementoes, Stiles talks about her determination to change how the NDP does politics, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

The official opposition is criticizing the Doug Ford government’s latest advertising campaign, claiming they are using public dollars to counter bad press.

Newly elected Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie is considering running for a seat in the provincial legislature, potentially replacing a former cabinet minister.

Whether or not it exists as true party, Sask. United has been all the excuse Moe has needed to bend to a far-right agenda.

Whether or not it exists as true party, Sask. United has been all the excuse Moe has needed to bend to a far-right agenda.

Danielle Smith has long claimed to be a friend of the LGBTQ community. Her government's raft of new policies on trans issues suggest otherwise and raise an important question: Who wouldn't she betray to stay on Take Back Alberta's good side?