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Sixty union jobs have been lost in Bowmanville, Ontario amid a pandemic crisis in long-term care homes.

Alberta union leaders are in daily communication with one another, something they say is beyond the norm.

First Nations communities will be safer when federal and provincial governments adopt a fulsome recognition of First Nations' right to run their own affairs.

At a press conference hosted by four Ontario teacher unions, epidemiologists warned that autumn will bring higher rates of COVID-19 infection if changes are not implemented.

The labour movement clearly has the ear of the Trudeau government, some observers say.

Largely left out of virtual schooling, EAs who are at risk of contracting COVID-19 may not have medical accommodations granted.

The Trudeau government could show some leadership, and drop its appeal of last July's federal court decision that the Safe Third Country Agreement violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Adult day school teachers are precariously employed, have no job security, no benefits and are paid less than regular high school teachers.

Widespread public support for grocery workers is making this strike much different from previous ones, say the workers.

New Brunswick NDP candidates hope the party's class-based message will set the stage for a rebound over the coming years.