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- Sep 24, 2026
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Employment at Canadian data centres soared in the past year, report suggests (opens the original)
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The number of people employed at data centres in Canada has soared in the past year – an outlying trend in a labour market that has been mostly sluggish due to the uncertainty of the trade war and employers shelving hiring plans. A new report from the job-search site Indeed.com, which relied on Statistics Canada payroll data, found that data centre employment between June, 2025, and June, 2026, increased by 23 per cent, or about 8,000 jobs. By contrast, the number of salaried employees in all ot
Labour Code changes will increase transparency amid high-profile bargaining disputes, Hajdu says (opens the original)
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The federal Jobs Minister is defending controversial new amendments to the Canada Labour Code, saying the changes will lead to greater transparency of employer-worker disputes and not undermine workers’ right to strike. In an interview with The Globe and Mail, Patty Hajdu, minister of jobs and families, defended the government’s proposed amendments to the Canada Labour Code, which include new language that gives the minister in charge of industrial relations the power to intervene to end a strik
AI tool Vero aims to bring down legal costs for small businesses (opens the original)
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As a small business owner, Royce Sin is blunt about his frustration with getting legal advice. Costs add up quickly, he said, because lawyers bill for “every small thing.” A month ago, through word of mouth, Mr. Sin found an AI tool that professed to handle human resources, legal and finance work for small businesses at a flat fee. “I decided to give it a shot. You pose your question to the AI agent, it gives you guided and structured advice, and then finds a human expert for you to consult with
Labour code changes will threaten workers’ right to strike, unions warn (opens the original)
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Ottawa’s proposed changes to the federal labour code are drawing the ire of unions and labour experts, who say that the amendments will effectively dilute federal employees’ right to strike by involving a special third-party mediator in high-stakes labour disputes. On Monday, the federal government introduced sweeping legislative changes aimed at speeding up project approvals and limiting supply chain disruptions due to strikes. Part of those changes include additions to the Canada Labour Code,
Amazon raises warehouse wages by $1 an hour across Canada amid union dispute (opens the original)
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Amazon AMZN-Q is raising hourly wages for thousands of Canadian warehouse workers by $1, amid a labour dispute with a Vancouver union pushing for a historic first collective agreement. The tech behemoth announced Wednesday that it would boost the average hourly base wage for “operations employees” in Canada from $25.27 an hour to $26.27 an hour, effectively a 4-per-cent year-over-year increase in pay. Amazon is also giving all its employees, including corporate staff, 10 per cent off online groc
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