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CN Lays Off 400 Managers Amid Tariff-Driven Freight Slowdown, Signaling Strain on Canadian Jobs
Canadian National Railway (CN) is laying off about 400 managers—over six per cent of its non-unionized workforce—as cros...
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Ottawa Confronts Stellantis Over U.S. Production Shift, Putting Canadian Auto Jobs at Risk
Canada has formally issued a notice of default to Stellantis after the automaker decided to shift planned Jeep Compass p...
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Ottawa Targets 40,000 Job Cuts with New Early Retirement Plan, Raising Concerns for Workers and Public Services
The federal government has begun sending information letters to nearly 70,000 eligible public servants about a planned e...
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Algoma Steel’s 1,000 Layoffs Signal Major Shift—and Strain—in Northern Ontario’s Job Market
Algoma Steel has issued roughly 1,000 layoff notices at its Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., plant as it prepares to shut down it...
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Understanding Bereavement Leave in Ontario
In Ontario, employees are generally entitled to job‑protected, unpaid bereavement leave of up to two days each calendar ...
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Stress Leave in Ontario Explained
Stress leave in Ontario allows you to step away from work to deal with serious mental health problems while keeping your...
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Employment Law
Can You Be Fired for Insubordination in the Workplace in Canada?
In Canada, you can be fired for insubordination only when an employee’s intentional refusal to follow a reasonable emplo...
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Molson Coors Cuts 400 Salaried Jobs as Cost Pressures Hit Beverage Sector and Canadian Workforce
Molson Coors announced it will cut roughly 400 salaried positions—about nine per cent of its non-union workforce across ...
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Employment Law
ConocoPhillips to Cut Canadian Jobs as Energy Sector Restructuring Hits Alberta Workforce
ConocoPhillips plans to begin layoffs across its Canadian operations in early November, according to an internal memo ob...
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Employment Law
Toys “R” Us Canada Shrinks Rapidly as Retail Pressures Mount and Job Losses Spread Nationwide
Toys “R” Us Canada, once a 103-store national staple, has shrunk to just 40 locations as dozens of stores close or go up...
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Bank of Canada Job Cuts Signal Broader Public-Sector Retrenchment in a Cooling Labour Market
The Bank of Canada plans to cut roughly 225 positions—about 10% of its workforce—as part of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s...
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Bell’s Latest Layoffs Highlight Growing Uncertainty in the Canadian Job Market
Bell has laid off nearly 700 employees—650 management roles and 40 Bell Media staff—as part of a three-year restructurin...
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