Canada's immigration system is backlogged. Will PSAC strike make it worse?
Before the federal workers’ strike kicked off Wednesday, Canada was already facing a backlog of immigration applications and visa delays.
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Before the federal workers’ strike kicked off Wednesday, Canada was already facing a backlog of immigration applications and visa delays.
Public servants angling for a pay raise and more flexible work conditions could be a signal for workers elsewhere in the country to ask for more in their workplace, experts say.
A First Nation in southern Ontario says five federally run schools in its community are closed today as a result of a strike by federal public service workers.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters in Ottawa on Tuesday he believed the government and the union, PSAC, were working hard to avoid a strike.
As a major federal workers' strike kicks off, picket lines are being set up in over 250 locations across the country, according to the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC).