The proposed changes to the Canada Labour Code would allow a minister to order a business to resume operations during a strike.
The proposed changes to the Canada Labour Code would allow a minister to order a business to resume operations during a strike.
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Business
The industry's strategic stockpile is empty, raising concerns about supply stability and lost market share.
Business
The steelmaker's parent company says its Canadian operations were profitable last quarter, but blames imports for job cuts.
Money
The share of homeowners seriously behind on payments has doubled since 2022, though Canada's rate is still the second lowest among G7 nations.
Arts & Books
The lawsuit claims Anthropic used news content without permission to develop its Claude AI model, enriching itself at the publishers' expense.
Arts & Books
The awards, to be presented in Toronto on Oct. 25, highlight a graphic novel about a Sephardic artist and a historical study of Moroccan Jewish migration.
Business
The annual inflation rate accelerated in September, driven by a 27.8 percent jump in gasoline prices from a year earlier.
Tech
The federal government is likely to take the company to court for violating job commitments made when it bought the Hamilton steelmaker.
iGaming
The deal gives players access to games like Wild Tiger and Royal Beellion, strengthening BGaming's Latin American presence.
Business
The deal, expected to close this quarter, will add a century-old firm with over 330 employees to the trucking company's portfolio.
Business
The ballot includes nine other questions on topics including migrants’ access to social programs and the future of the Senate.
Money
The company, which manages $6.5 billion in education savings, says awareness and past reputational issues are key hurdles.
Tech
A Saint John man discovered a third major data centre is being considered for his area as the province reviews 10 applications.