Wildfire smoke resulted in the city closing outdoor pools and cancelling outdoor programs, but many Torontonians who work outdoors still showed up on the job Thursday.

Rules guarantee minimum wage $17.20/hour for “engaged time” — spent actively completing trips or deliveries — but ignore time spent waiting for work.

A universal sick leave system would help Canada better manage seasonal illnesses and future outbreaks, protect economic stability and prepare for emerging crises.

Workers are fighting back against bad bosses, low wages, and poor working conditions. Join us at the 2025 Justice for Workers Organizing Assembly, Sept. 26 to Sept. 27, at Toronto Metropolitan Univers...

Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia will see their minimum wage rates increase as of Oct. 1, 2025.

The number of temporary foreign workers in Canada’s health-care sector has soared over the past two decades, rising by nearly 1,700 per cent between 2000 and 2022, as the country

Several times a week, a man comes to the busy ER in Toronto where Dr. Bernard Ho works — and the doctors treat him, despite the fact that they’re not being paid for it. The Ontario Medical Association...

Two polls find that many Canadians don’t take all of the vacation days they are owed.

Canadian research suggests rising incidence of suicide, drug poisoning, and alcohol-attributable mortality (SDAM) is in part to due to increasing insecure, precarious work.

A seven-month outbreak of measles has claimed its first life in the London-area

With measles cases on the rise in Canada at rates unseen in almost three decades — and vaccination coverage for childhood vaccines like the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) shot falling since the pand...

'Each of these demands is entirely possible. In fact, they have been done before,' Owner & operator of Guelph Community Acupuncture says of healthcare advocacy

Research looks at the connection between precarious work and premature death

The Liberals mandated 10 paid sick days for just over four per cent or Canadian workers. We need to do a lot better.

Canada lost 62,000 full-time jobs in March. Excluding the first year of the pandemic, this is the worst March on record for full-time job losses

Doctors have been pushing the province to stop employers from requiring sick notes, a process they say wastes time they could spend treating patients with more urgent needs.

Dr. Vanessa Redditt has been working in Toronto as a family physician for ten years. Through pandemic upheaval and now, a turbulent trade war, she’s seen the impacts economic uproar has on the city’s…

How can employers in Ontario continue not to pay their employees? CTV’s Jeff Pickel looks at the legal complications.

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Like the early days of COVID-19, tariffs have the country rallying together and governments promising decisive action to help us weather the storm.

Like the early days of COVID-19, tariffs have the country rallying together and governments promising decisive action to help us weather the storm.

Like the early days of COVID-19, tariffs have the country rallying together and governments promising decisive action to help us weather the storm.

Like the early days of COVID-19, tariffs have the country rallying together and governments promising decisive action to help us weather the storm.

Measles cases keep climbing in Ontario, as the province counts more than 100 new cases in the past week.