The federal government is betting everything on an AI future that may never exist

The federal government is acquiescing to the business lobby’s attempt to tip the scales and water down workers’ rights

Subject to ministerial review, the right to strike is likely to be much weakened by Bill C-39.

Hundreds of thousands of people will still not be making a living wage

The Ontario government favours for-profit delivery of surgeries and medical imaging, but the evidence shows this isn't good health policy

Outsourcing surgeries and imaging to private for-profit clinics has not resulted in a drop in wait times for most procedures, according to a new study released Monday.

OTTAWA — Canada has contributed to dozens of aid projects in the Palestinian territories that have since been damaged or destroyed by the Israeli military and Israeli settlers, according to a document...

Charlottetown MP Sean Casey says he was removed from his position as parliamentary secretary to the minister of veterans affairs because he voted against the government and supported an NDP private me...

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What you need to know about the Productivity Mega Deduction, the latest measure purportedly designed to induce an investment boom.

The benefits of single-payer medicare are undeniable. Alberta’s reforms upend the economic benefits of public health insurance

A 22-year-old donor experienced heart problems at the site and later died

This full-day opening gathering invites K-12 teachers, principals, community leaders, and scholars to lay the relational and imaginative foundation for the Liberatory Education Network's 2026/27 acade...

Canada has an opportunity to advance workers' rights through its relationship with Mexico amid Trump’s tariffs.

The federal government tabled new legislation Monday to make sweeping changes to environmental and labour rules, in Prime Minister Mark Carney's latest effort to remove what he sees as barriers

While there are good symbolic and policy-related reasons to prioritize deeper ties with Europe, talk about ‘associate membership’ is much less compelling

Building Canada Strong Act would ensure that federal projects face a single review and a decision within one year, Prime Minister said last week

A senior government source tells CTV News that plans are underway to introduce such legislation following a review of the Canadian Labour Code that began in April.

The gender pay gap has narrowed but remains unacceptably wide, with the average woman earning only 72% of what men earn

Pension funds seek the stable returns that airports provide, but it's less clear what passengers get out of privatization, Althia Raj writes.

From worker supports to immigration to housing, the federal government has a really hard time committing—but pilot programs aren’t a mode of governance

Watch PM seeking to privatize Canada’s four largest airports Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

The private lab—owned by a U.S. corporation—oversaw a relative drop in workers’ wages. Manitoba stepped in on the side of the company.

A roadmap to a Canada made truly strong by its commitment to solidarity and dignity for all

Privatizing Canada’s airports could mean higher costs for travellers and less control over a critical public asset.

The impacts of airport privatization on travellers and workers

The feds may announce an “asset recycling” scheme for Canadian airports at their investment summit in Toronto. It would make air travel in Canada worse.

Unpacking the tangled mess of the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and Canada, beginning with the latest measures that came into force early September

Experts say CIJA’s demands would have troubling implications for the rights of naturalized Canadian citizens.

The controversial AI-focused private school Alpha School is making its students do some unusual things before enrolling.

Canada, the United Kingdom, France and other countries are accusing Israel of enabling settler violence and working to expand settlements that are widely understood to be illegal under international l...

CRA alleges groups carried out or served as conduits for ineligible activities

Ontario public school enrolment is declining as parents look for alternatives. Read why families are leaving and how boards face financial strain.

The effects of climate change are impacting Canadians even more than scientists predicted less than a decade ago, according to a new report released this week.

The proposal would also allow doctors to work in both the private and public sectors, reversing a policy introduced by the CAQ.

Today, many Alberta doctors can now work in private clinics, billing patients’ credit cards while working in the public system at the same time. The Alberta government has taken this extraordinary ste...

The numbers show that schools and educators in Ontario are being asked to do more with less, and students are paying the price

Invest in Canada is a key player in this mission – guiding investors from initial interest to shovels in the ground.

The government’s support package for workers and business will need to be scaled up if we are to successfully build a strong and independent future

The federal government needs to reclaim its role as a leading funder of universities and colleges in Canada

In early August, mainstream outlets repeated the findings of a flawed report describing alarming levels of antisemitism on university campuses. Two weeks later, the authors stated that 92 per cent of…

Borrowing a tactic from the United States, New Zealand will adopt a law authored by industry to give legal immunity for tort claims against fossil fuel producers and big emitters.

The federal government is asking a court to toss out a high-profile environmental lawsuit, arguing it has no business directing Canada's climate policy.

Donald Trump’s trade demands, which would have killed off whole sectors of the productive economy, like auto, were impossible to accept. The negotiations’ collapse could open space for democratic indu...