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Which 5 provinces are increasing minimum wage rates today? (opens the original)
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Increases will range from $0.25 to $0.40 across Canada Payroll and compliance teams across Canada will want to prepare for a wave of minimum wage increases taking effect Oct. 1, 2026. HR professionals in Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Prince Edward Island to confirm updated pay rates, contracts and job postings before the deadline to avoid non-compliance under provincial employment standards legislation. Manitoba's minimum wage will rise 40 cents to $16.40 per hour on Oct. 1, u
Should 8 in 10 workers at a Tim Hortons franchise be temporary foreign workers? (opens the original)
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‘If your business depends on cheap labour to survive, you need a different business model,' says expert about Ontario company's court filings Temporary foreign workers held as much as 83% of the jobs at a Tim Hortons in Ontario, according to court filings from a franchisee now in insolvency proceedings – well above the 10% limit Ottawa sets on low-wage foreign hiring at a single work location. Six Tim Hortons restaurants in Eastern Ontario have gone bankrupt, with their operator — M.G.B. Venture
Mindfulness at work can help employees keep pace with AI: expert (opens the original)
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Micro-breathing sessions guided by vibrations on smartwatch can help with balance HR leaders looking to shield employees from the workload pressures of artificial intelligence (AI) should treat mindfulness at work as a practical tool rather than a perk, according to one expert. “We are human beings and we need to find our own balance and [it's about] how we get the work done out of AI and obviously how we find our sanity, essentially, in terms of moving ourselves forward," Dhruv Adhia, co-founde
Ontario expands tariff relief loans to more employers (opens the original)
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Widened eligibility announced for Protect Ontario Financing Program (POFP) Ontario employers hit by the latest U.S. import ban on Canadian alcohol, dairy products and motorcycles can now seek provincial tariff relief loans to cover payroll, after the province widened eligibility for its Protect Ontario Financing Program (POFP). The Ontario government announced the change on Sept. 29 – the day the ban took effect – and is also opening its Ontario Together Trade Fund to the same sectors. "As the U
Canadian HR Awards networking tips: Making the most of this gala event (opens the original)
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Finalists, judges and past winners share how HR professionals can turn Oct. 1 awards at Rebel Toronto into lasting connections HR professionals heading to the 2026 Canadian HR Awards gala at Rebel Toronto on Thursday, Oct. 1 have more to gain than a seat at the dinner table. Finalists and past winners say the conversations around the ceremony can shape their practice long after the trophies are handed out. The evening opens with a 6 p.m. cocktail reception, followed by the awards ceremony and di
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