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Improving care quality and safety for nearly 80,000 residents in long-term care homes requires the “political will and a non-partisan approach” by Ontario’s political parties to pass legislation [...]

A nine-week long strike between the Children’s Aid Society of the Region of Peel (Peel CAS) and the union representing 435 front-line, administrative and support staff will continue after [...]

Veterans Day, an annual Canada/U.S. federal holiday honoring military veterans. The date is also celebrated as Armistice Day or Remembrance Day in other parts of the world and commemorates the [...]

BRAMPTON, ON – Why does the Executive Director of Peel Children’s Aid seem to care so little about the safety of the workers and the children that they are meant to protect, asked CUPE Ontario [...]

Calgary-based energy giant Enbridge Inc. is making a Toronto Hydro privatization pitch even before city council has decided to debate selling a chunk of the utility. Read more.

The Canadian Federation of Students held a National Day of Action Wednesday to call for universal access to public, post-secondary education in Canada. Read more.

We are very good at imagining a host of fantastical options when it comes to what humanity’s future might look like: space travel to distant alien civilizations, artificial intelligence [...]

October is Canadian Library Month! During this month, libraries and library partners across Canada raise awareness of the valuable role libraries play in Canadians’ lives. Read more.

Legislation that includes mandatory training is needed to help employers, and their employees, recognize the warning signs, impacts and risks in order to develop informed, effective and [...]

Letter carriers and activists in the Winnipeg local of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) talk about how they mobilized with other rank-and-file workers over the last year to act up and [...]