Montreal maternity ward closing 3 months due to staff shortage
A Montreal-area hospital announces a three-month closure of its maternity ward starting December 2025 due to severe staffing shortages, impacting prenatal and delivery services.
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Legal Expert's Guide to Termination Do's and Don'ts
Employment lawyer Howard Levitt outlines critical mistakes to avoid during employee terminations in Canada. Learn the legal essentials for employers and employees.
Wounded National Guard Member Shows Positive Signs: Governor
A U.S. National Guard member shot in Washington, D.C., is showing positive signs of recovery, according to West Virginia's governor. Get the latest details on the incident and the ongoing investigation.
Ukraine Presidential Chief Resigns After Corruption Probe
Andriy Yermak, head of Ukraine's Presidential Office, resigns following anti-corruption investigators searching his home. Latest development in Ukraine's ongoing reforms.
Easter Seals Ambassador Thanks Windsor Community
Windsor's Easter Seals ambassador Cam Seguin expresses gratitude for community support. Learn how local backing makes a difference for people with disabilities.
Fort Macleod ER Closed Overnight - Staff Shortage
The Fort Macleod Emergency Room faces temporary overnight closure due to qualified staff shortage. Learn about the impact and healthcare challenges in rural Alberta.
Man charged after threat closes Burlington city hall
A man faces charges after allegedly threatening a Burlington city staffer, forcing a temporary closure of city hall. Halton Regional Police are investigating the incident.
Carney's Political Staffers: Too Much Power?
Analysis of tensions between PM Carney's partisan staff and non-partisan public servants. Are exempt staff undermining evidence-based governance? Read the investigation.
IMF approves US$8 billion financial deal for Ukraine
The International Monetary Fund reaches staff-level agreement on US$8+ billion arrangement with Ukraine. Critical financial support continues amid Russia-Ukraine war.
Regina Support Staff Demand More School Funding
Educational support workers in Regina rallied at the legislature demanding increased funding for schools. Learn about their concerns and the impact on Saskatchewan's education system.
Campbell's VP suspended over bioengineered meat claims
Former Campbell's employee files wrongful termination lawsuit after recording VP discussing 3D-printed chicken and making racist remarks. Company launches internal investigation.
Campbell's exec suspended over derogatory customer rant
A Campbell's Soup executive faces suspension after a secret recording captured him making disparaging comments about customers and employees. Learn about the lawsuit and company response.
Nunavik healthcare workers leave due to water shortages
Critical water shortages in Nunavik are driving doctors and nurses away, severely impacting healthcare delivery in Hudson Bay communities. Learn how this crisis affects patient care.
Alberta Nursing Staff Struggle with Food Insecurity
New research reveals 8.3% of unionized nursing-care workers in Alberta used food banks in the past year as strike notice looms over failed negotiations with AHS.
Ex-FBI Agent Sues Over Pride Flag Termination
Former FBI intelligence specialist David Maltinsky files federal lawsuit after being fired for displaying LGBTQ+ Pride flag at his workspace, alleging violation of free speech rights.
New hurdle emerges in Trump's Comey case investigation
The U.S. Justice Department faces questions about grand jury process in Trump-Comey case as new challenges emerge. Get the latest developments on this political investigation.
Ex-FBI Employee Sues Over Pride Flag Firing
Former FBI employee files lawsuit against bureau after being terminated for displaying pride flag at work. Case raises questions about workplace discrimination and LGBTQ+ rights in federal agencies.
SAQ Office Staff Reach Agreement in Principle
Office staff at Quebec's liquor board have reached an agreement in principle, potentially ending labor disputes. Learn about the details and implications for employees.
B.C. health workers reach tentative agreement for 67,500
67,500 B.C. health workers secure tentative labor agreement with wage increases and improved working conditions. Learn about the four-year deal's key provisions.
STM strike averted after tentative agreement
A planned strike by 1,300 STM administrative staff on Nov. 19 has been avoided thanks to a last-minute tentative agreement, bringing relief to Montreal's transit system.
Barrie Educator Fired Following Child Abuse Probe
BrightPath Early Learning in Barrie terminates educator after abuse investigation. Learn about the incident and daycare's response to ensure child safety.
Ottawa launches Student Support Office for school concerns
Ottawa establishes Student and Family Support Office to streamline responses to school issues. Minister announces enhanced support system for educational concerns.
Maple Leafs place David Kampf on unconditional waivers
The Toronto Maple Leafs have placed veteran centre David Kampf on unconditional waivers, terminating his contract. This move ends his four-year tenure with the team and provides salary cap relief.
Windsor settles wrongful termination suit with engineer
The City of Windsor has reached a settlement in a wrongful termination lawsuit filed by former engineer Chris Nepszy. Discover the details of the case and its implications.
Charlottetown Water Staff Return After Deal Reached
Charlottetown water and sewer staff resume work after reaching collective agreement, ending service disruptions. Details on the settlement and impact on city services.
Epilepsy Association opens new Halifax support centre
The Epilepsy Association of the Maritimes has opened a new Halifax facility to expand support services for individuals and families affected by epilepsy across the region.
Ottawa school board cuts special education supervisors
The OCDSB eliminates 15 special education supervisory positions in a major restructuring move that has parents and educators concerned about support for vulnerable students.
Vancouver Budget Cuts Arts & Planning Staff Positions
Vancouver's controversial budget proposal targets arts, culture, and planning departments with significant staff reductions, sparking concerns about the city's creative future.
Stars Give $10K Cash to Restaurant Staff
Hollywood stars Sarah Paulson and Diane Keaton deliver unexpected generosity, personally handing out cash to busboys and servers at a Los Angeles restaurant facing pandemic hardships.
Wakefield doctor alleges termination over health system criticism
A Wakefield physician alleges she was dismissed from her government role after raising critical issues about Quebec's healthcare system and pandemic response.
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