Youth Unemployment Hits 14.3% Under Liberal Policies
Canada's youth unemployment surged to 14.3% in early 2026, with full-time job losses concentrated among young workers. Analysts blame Liberal immigration policies and lack of growth.
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100 Job Applications, No Offers: Canada's Unemployment Crisis
A 28-year-old Canadian shares frustration after 100 job applications with no success, as unemployment hits 6.9%, the highest in six months.
100 Job Applications, No Callbacks: Young Canadians Face Grim Economy
Canada's economy shed 18,000 jobs in April, pushing unemployment to 6.9%. Young job seekers report hundreds of applications with no response amid a sputtering economy.
London Unemployment Hits 9.2%, Highest in Canada
London's unemployment rate rose to 9.2% in April, tied for highest in Canada, with 1,800 jobs lost. Experts warn conditions may worsen.
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Canada's Jobless Rate Reaches 6.9%, a Six-Month High
Canada's unemployment rate rose to 6.9% in April, the highest since September 2025, as 18,000 jobs were lost. Saskatchewan and New Brunswick saw significant declines.
Canadian youth hardest hit in job market: analyst
Senior economist Brendan Bernard discusses Canada's 6.9% jobless rate, soaring youth unemployment, and whether the federal budget will help young job seekers.
Alberta's Unemployment Spikes in April, Surpassing National Rate
Alberta's unemployment rate rose sharply in April, exceeding the national average. The increase reflects broader economic challenges and has prompted concerns among policymakers and industry leaders.
Windsor Unemployment Rate Improves in April 2026
Windsor's unemployment rate dropped in April 2026, reflecting positive economic trends. The city saw job growth across multiple sectors.
Canada's Jobless Rate Hits 6.9% as 18,000 Jobs Lost
Canada's unemployment rate rose to 6.9% in April, a six-month high, as 18,000 jobs were shed. Ontario gained 42,000 jobs, while Quebec lost 43,000.
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Bad Faith Bargaining Hearing Rescheduled to June
A hearing into allegations of bad faith bargaining involving Titan Tool & Die is set to resume in June, as the labour dispute continues in Windsor, Ontario.
April Unemployment Rates by Canadian City
A summary of unemployment rates for April across Canadian cities, with highlights from Montreal, Toronto, and other regions, plus related news.
Canada's Unemployment Rate Reaches Six-Month High
Canada's unemployment rate rose to a six-month high in April as full-time employment dropped, with youth joblessness climbing to 14.3%.
Canada jobless rate rises to 6.9% in April
Canada's unemployment rate rose to 6.9% in April as the economy shed 18,000 jobs. Youth unemployment climbed to 14.3%, with significant losses in Quebec.
Three Reasons Conservatives Should Oppose Unions
Matthew Lau argues unions hurt low-wage workers, raise consumer prices, and push radical politics, urging conservative opposition.
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Union Wins $4.7M Pension Payout for Ex-Accuride Workers
Unifor wins $4.7M pension settlement for former Accuride workers in London, with more financial battles ahead for severance and vacation pay.
OC Transpo may offer refunds or discounts for poor service
OC Transpo staff propose refunds or discounts for riders affected by service disruptions, costing up to $8.2 million. Options include retroactive refunds, future discounts, and free fare weekends.
Accuride Workers Secure Pension Surplus in Union Court Win
In a landmark court victory, Accuride workers have secured millions in pension surplus after a union-led legal battle, setting a precedent for worker rights.
STM's 5 Rules for Being a 'Good' Public Transit User
The STM launches a new awareness campaign highlighting five key behaviors for considerate transit use, aiming to improve travel experience for all passengers in Montreal.
Met Gala Protester: 'Your Red Carpet Is Stained with Blood'
A protester at the Met Gala held a sign accusing Jeff Bezos of bloodshed, citing Amazon's labor practices. Demonstrations also targeted income inequality and Bezos's political ties.
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Ontario jobless rate hits 7.7% in 2025, highest since 2012
Ontario's unemployment rate increased to 7.7% in 2025, the fourth consecutive annual rise and the largest non-pandemic jump since 2012, according to a new report.
Scientology Speedrunning Attempt Thwarted in Vancouver
An attempt to perform a 'Scientology speedrunning' prank at a Vancouver church was thwarted by security. The incident involved individuals trying to complete tasks quickly.
Quebec Minimum Wage Hits $16.60 per Hour
Quebec's minimum wage increased to $16.60 per hour on May 1, 2026, a rise of $0.85 from the previous $15.75, supporting low-income workers amid inflation.
Youth Unemployment Crisis: Canada's Economy Fails Young Workers
Canada's youth unemployment rate hits 13.8%, more than double the national average, as a Fraser Institute study warns of a crisis with serious long-term consequences.
Ontario jobless rate rises to 7.7% in 2025
Ontario's unemployment rate increased to 7.7% in 2025, the highest non-pandemic jump since 2012, according to a new FAO report. Job creation slowed to 1% growth.
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Young Workers Bear Brunt of Canada's Frozen Job Market
A new Angus Reid survey reveals only 11% of Canadians view the job market as good, with young workers aged 18-24 most pessimistic. Unemployment remains at 6.7%.
Ottawa Driver Charged with Stunt Driving on Hwy 174
Ottawa police stopped and charged two drivers with stunt driving, including one caught going 55 km/h over the speed limit on Highway 174.
Over 30% of Nova Scotia Workers in Precarious Jobs
A new study reveals that more than 30% of employees in Nova Scotia are in precarious work, highlighting job insecurity and lack of benefits across the province.
Legal Misunderstandings of Layoffs in Canada
Howard Levitt and Jensen McCauley explain why layoffs are not a simple pause but a legal minefield, and how employers and employees often misinterpret their rights under Ontario's Employment Standards Act.
CN Train Derailment in Saint John, N.B.
Two locomotives derailed near Courtney Bay Causeway in Saint John, New Brunswick. No injuries reported, and cleanup operations are underway.
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Record Number of Canadian Seniors Stay in Workforce
A record 15.2% of Canadian seniors are in the workforce, many out of necessity. Over 600,000 live in poverty as retirement age rises.
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