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Worker entitled to full loss-of-earnings benefits after recovering from finger amputation

How three Canadian HR leaders are navigating the tariff storm

Nearly 30 people charged, including seven Toronto officers and one retired constable

Claim stemmed from April 1990 traffic stop that turned violent

Federal employees spent months chasing denied claims, piling up medical debt as vendors went quiet

Past nominees, winners and judges reveal what to expect at upcoming 2026 Canadian HR Awards gala

‘What we want to do is make achieving collective agreements easier’

CPO Lawrence Hughes of Porter Airlines on coping with tariffs, fuel costs and unionization, and how they make leadership accountable

What does that gesture mean for work permits? 

Statistics Canada’s latest job data shows labour market tilting away from degree requirements toward easier-to-fill credentials