On January 1, 2026, a number of important legislative changes came into effect in several provinces across Canada. These ...

A survey of 5,700 Alberta teachers and school leaders suggests an overwhelming majority feel overwhelmed and, at times, ...

The results of a survey of 5,700 Alberta teachers and school leaders reveals a vast majority of them feel overwhelmed, unsafe ...

Alberta’s unions face significant political obstacles, but the evidence shows their resilience pays off for working people ...

A petitioner looking to oust an Alberta cabinet minister says she has a huge task ahead, as the campaign nears its deadline for signature collection. Jenny Yeremiy, in an interview Tuesday, said she ...

With the arrival of 2026, Ontario’s new rule on job postings has officially taken effect. Under legislation introduced in 2023, employers in Ontario with 25 or more employees must include either a ...

When Aiden O’Halloran was in Grade 6, he was getting 80s on his math tests, learning fractions, angles and double-digit addition, and keeping up with his class with targeted support. In Grade 7, his ...

Alberta's Superintendent of Insurance updated two key guidelines in November 2025, setting clearer rules for captive insurers on licensing requirements and capital thresholds. The updates address both ...

According to Katherine Álvarez, ILO National Project Coordinator and Focal Point for ILS in Colombia: “Our objective is to ensure that the judiciary has technical and procedural tools to apply ...

Amendments to Saskatchewan’s employment standards will take effect Jan. 1, 2026, introducing changes aimed at supporting both workers and employers, the provincial government announced Thursday.

EDMONTON — The Alberta government is planning to create standards for releasing treated oilsands tailings into the environment. Creating those standards is one of four new policy recommendations ...