Canada’s Unions Absent From Strike Day Against Israel
Dockworkers in 22 countries acted against genocide while Canada’s kept to resolutions.
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Nova Scotia Workers Win Estimated $470 Million Settlement
A court ordered the provincial government to compensate an estimated 81,000 public sector workers.
Can Unions Turn Worker Anger Into Real Power?
A new book argues for stronger, more democratic unions in Canada led by workers themselves.
Canada’s Minimum Wages Are Rising, But Not Enough
Increases in five provinces this month don’t close the gap between minimum and living wages.
Is Doug Ford’s Government Really Working For Workers?
A review of seven legal acts reveals how little lies beneath Ford’s populist political branding.
Who Is Seeking Justice For Injured Workers?
Workers’ compensation systems are plagued with issues, such as claim suppression, poor benefits and stigmatization.
Bill C-39 Poses An Existential Risk To Strike Rights
It will effectively allow the labour minister to decide if workers can strike.
Doug Ford Is Eroding Ontario’s Public Schools
The deterioration of schools is the result of his government’s political choices
The Manitoba NDP Has Betrayed Striking Dynacare Workers
An unnecessary request from the government has forced hundreds back to work