Canadian labour union Unifor has released the details of its tentative collective agreement with Ford Motor Company, outlining proposed improvements to wages, benefits, pensions, and job security for union members. …
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Politics
Carney Defends Gordie Howe Bridge Agreement, Says Revenue Sharing With U.S. Will Be Limited
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has defended Canada’s agreement on the Gordie Howe International Bridge, insisting it remains a “good deal for Canada” despite questions over revenue sharing with the …
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The long-awaited Gordie Howe International Bridge is officially scheduled to open on July 27, following a delay that pushed back the completion of one of North America’s largest cross-border infrastructure …
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A proposed $8 million settlement has been reached in a national class-action lawsuit alleging price-fixing within Canada’s beef industry, marking another significant development in long-running legal proceedings involving claims of …
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Business
Meta to Build $13 Billion AI Data Centre North of Edmonton, Marking Its First Facility in Canada
Meta has announced plans to invest more than C$13 billion in the construction of its first artificial intelligence data centre in Sturgeon County, just north of Edmonton, making it the …
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A prominent business leader has expressed hope that Greater Victoria will receive a fair share of the economic benefits tied to Canada’s planned submarine investments, emphasizing the region’s long-standing expertise …
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Business
Office Space Shortages Emerge as Federal Public Servants Return to Workplace Four Days a Week
Federal government offices across Canada are facing growing space constraints as public servants return to in-person work four days a week, creating challenges for departments adjusting to the updated workplace …
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Business
Seven OPEC+ Nations Agree to Modestly Increase Monthly Oil Production as Crude Prices Decline
Seven members of the OPEC+ alliance have agreed to modestly increase their monthly oil production as global crude prices continue to soften amid concerns over slowing demand and market uncertainty. …
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manitobaHealth
Large Payouts to Health Authority CEOs Reflect Growing Trend, University of Manitoba Business Expert Says
Large financial payouts awarded to senior executives of regional health authorities appear to reflect a broader trend in executive compensation across Canada’s public sector, according to a business instructor at …
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Business
Merz Unveils Sweeping Reform Agenda for Germany Featuring Tax Cuts, Pension Changes and New Sick Leave Rules
Friedrich Merz has unveiled a broad package of economic and social reforms aimed at strengthening Germany’s economy, modernizing its welfare system, and improving long-term fiscal sustainability. The proposed reform agenda …