More than 250,000 people protested in nearly 70 towns and cities, with unions demanding higher wages and better public services.
More than 250,000 people protested in nearly 70 towns and cities, with unions demanding higher wages and better public services.
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About 1,200 workers at the Hamilton freight car manufacturer are demanding changes to an incentive pay program and better workplace safety.
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The Canadian Labour Congress says it is setting up a "war room" to coordinate a response if the bill passes without amendments.
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Lourenco Goncalves says the recall of 175 laid-off employees depends on Canadian customers buying more domestic steel.
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Some professionals are moving into fields like construction, believing their old roles are vulnerable to artificial intelligence.
The new agreement expected at this week's summit will also aim to boost European investment in Canadian critical minerals projects.
Employment lawyers say protections for discussing pay with colleagues differ across provinces and territories.
Youth unemployment for bachelor's degree holders is at its highest since the early 1990s, with fewer job openings.
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Internal documents show the company used an AI model to score facilities on the likelihood of workplace disruption and unionization.
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Eight union locals say the government has shown no movement on addressing staffing shortages, wages and workplace violence.
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A union representative says tough jobs at a Cargill plant rely on immigrant workers who now fear paying for services.
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The union says the government has refused to negotiate on key issues such as wages, job security and remote work.
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The bill proposes new powers for a minister to order an end to work stoppages in federally regulated sectors.