Woodstock Man Charged with Stunt Driving Awaiting Trial
Mitchel Hunter, 20, arrested for stunt driving in Mississauga while awaiting trial for a 2024 Brampton crash that killed a man.
Category : Labor Markets
Canada's Youth Unemployment Keeps Rising: Expert Advice
The number of jobless young people in Canada continues to climb. Experts offer strategies to navigate the tough market and predict a slow recovery.
P.E.I. Faces 6,000+ Skilled Worker Shortage by 2035
Prince Edward Island could face a shortage of over 6,000 skilled workers by 2035. Learn about the province's strategies to close the labor gap through immigration and training.
Expert Tips for Canadian Youth to Find Jobs Amid Unemployment
With youth unemployment rising, experts advise Canadian youth to network, gain skills, and consider diverse industries. Patience and persistence are key.
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Canadian Weekly Earnings Hit $1,333; Nunavut Tops
Statistics Canada reports average weekly earnings of $1,333 in March 2026, up 3.5% year-over-year. Nunavut leads at $1,874.95, while P.E.I. is lowest at $1,177.97.
Toronto Pair Face Gun, Drug Charges; Man Sought in Auto Fraud
Two Toronto suspects face multiple gun and drug charges after a shooting investigation. A Richmond Hill man is wanted for an auto sales scheme targeting new Canadians.
BC Transit Workers Vote 97% for Strike Mandate
Transit workers in Vancouver and Victoria have voted 97% in favor of a strike mandate amid ongoing labour disputes, potentially disrupting services.
Canada's Youth Unemployment Rises as Summer Job Search Begins
Canada's youth unemployment rate continues to climb as students start their summer job hunt, raising concerns about economic opportunities for young workers.
CUPE Ontario Convention Criticized Over Global Activism
Rank-and-file CUPE Ontario members express outrage over union resources spent on geopolitical resolutions, neglecting local bargaining and worker rights concerns.
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15 Wing Moose Jaw Strike Ends with New Contract Ratified
Striking support workers at 15 Wing Moose Jaw ratified a three-year contract with Sodexo, including a 12% wage increase, signing bonus, and training allowance.
Thousands of B.C. Workers to See Minimum Wage Increase Next Week
Approximately 141,300 employees in B.C. earned minimum wage or less in 2025. The province announces a wage increase effective next week, impacting thousands.
Massachusetts Uber, Lyft drivers form first state ride-hailing union
Massachusetts Uber and Lyft drivers have certified the first statewide ride-hailing union in the US, aiming to address automation fears and worker protections.
Demand for TFWs Drops Significantly: Economist
Economist Colin Mang says demand for temporary foreign workers has dropped, as Tim Hortons plans to hire 10,000 local workers instead.
Midwestern Ontario Labour Crisis: 1,500+ Jobs Unfilled
Over 1,500 jobs in midwestern Ontario remain vacant as workers exit the workforce faster than replacements can be found, highlighting a critical labour shortage.
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OPP Charge Man with Impaired Driving After Lakeshore Crash
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a 41-year-old Woodslee man with impaired driving following a single-vehicle collision in Lakeshore on May 24, 2026.
Community Living London Workers Strike Over Contract Dispute
OPSEU Local 166 members at Community Living London are on strike, demanding better wages and working conditions. The union cites stalled contract negotiations.
Victoria Transit Workers Set for Strike Vote After Talks Fail
BC Transit bus workers in Victoria are set to vote on strike action after negotiations with the employer broke down, potentially disrupting public transit services.
Tim Hortons Ditches TFW Program for Local Hiring
Tim Hortons launches campaign to hire 10,000 local Canadians, reducing reliance on Temporary Foreign Worker program amid high youth unemployment.
How Celebrations of Life Are Replacing Funerals in Canada
More Canadians are choosing personalized celebrations of life over traditional funerals, reflecting a shift toward authenticity and warmth in memorial services.
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CFIB Report: Young Job Seekers and Employers Disconnect
A new CFIB report highlights wage, skill, and role mismatches hindering youth employment. Employers seek experience, while youth want higher pay and flexibility.
Brampton Steelmakers Fined $26M for Duty Evasion
Two Canadian steel companies and their part-owner agreed to pay $26 million to settle U.S. allegations they circumvented duties on steel from Asia and Europe by misrepresenting its origin.
Air Transat Crew Banned from Cannabis Off-Duty: Arbitrator
A labour arbitrator upheld Air Transat's policy banning cabin crew from consuming cannabis even on personal time, citing passenger safety. The decision sets a precedent for Canadian airlines.
Summer Job Listings Stabilize, Market Still Soft
Summer job postings in Canada are stabilizing after a three-year decline, but the youth labor market remains soft, with a 37% drop from 2022 peak.
Metro Vancouver transit workers vote to authorize strike
The union representing Metro Vancouver transit workers is preparing for a strike vote after contract talks with their employer broke down, potentially disrupting bus and SeaBus services.
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Nav Canada Ready for Busy Summer Travel Season
Nav Canada assures travelers of readiness for the upcoming busy summer season, highlighting preparations and staffing to ensure smooth air traffic control operations across the country.
Multiple Muskoka Drivers Charged in OPP Impaired Driving Blitz
Ontario Provincial Police charged several Muskoka drivers during a recent blitz targeting impaired and dangerous driving, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts in the region.
Titan Tool Lockout, Windsor Jobs Top Priorities for Unifor Boss
Emile Nabbout, unanimously acclaimed as Unifor Local 195 president, focuses on resolving the Titan Tool & Die lockout and protecting Windsor jobs from U.S. tariffs.
Dragonfly Drivers Fired After Saskatoon Walkout
Dozens of Dragonfly drivers in Saskatoon claim they were fired after a walkout on Friday, sparking labor dispute and community concern.
Woman Charged After Vehicle Found in Ditch on Northern Highway
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a woman after a vehicle was discovered in a ditch on a northern highway, highlighting ongoing impaired driving enforcement.
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Summer Job Market Tough for Youth: How to Succeed
Young Canadians face a challenging summer labour market. Experts share strategies to secure employment, including networking, skill-building, and persistence.
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