Patty Hajdu

Bank of Canada defends actions amid second ruling against use of scab workers

Bank claims it introduced ‘alternative arrangements’ it believed satisfied the labour laws

Ottawa, Ontario invest $7.2 million to retrain workers hit by tariffs

‘Protecting Ontario means making sure workers have the skills to succeed no matter what comes our way’

These jobs may see big pay bumps, and influencers are telling people how to get them

A generation anxious about AI is being sold a new career path, one viral video at a time

Ottawa doubles TFW Program penalties to $10.2 million as rules tighten

Officers concentrating on sectors with highest risk of potential non-compliance - and 12% breaking rules

Ottawa, NL sign $10.6-million retraining deal for tariff-hit workers

‘Canada’s workforce is strongest when employers and training partners work together’

Unions condemn Senate report urging binding arbitration in rail, marine disputes

'We need a way to resolve work stoppages to keep our railways and ports open for business,' says senator

Federal-Manitoba program commits $18.2 million for tariff-hit workers

Ottawa frames spending as defensive economic measure 'in a rapidly changing world'

Ottawa, Alberta announce $68.5‑million tariff response

Funding will focus on skills training, employment services

Canada Summer Jobs 2026: Ottawa opens hiring period

Employers can hire up to 100,000 young workers under program

Federal government consulting on potential Canada Labour Code changes

Employment and Social Development Canada assessing whether federal labour laws around collective bargaining, health and safety, and sucessor employers need updating