Elevate HR

11/03/2026

Canada HR leaders face a deferred AI-training retention risk

One in four workers say they plan to leave their current employer because of how that employer views or uses artificial intelligence. That figure, 25.1%, comes from ZipRecruiter's 2026 AI Worker Report, released on 26 October 2026 and based on an ...

11/03/2026

7 min

Statistics Canada data reframes Canada's youth hiring slowdown for HR leaders

When entry-level requisitions dry up, AI has become the default explanation in boardrooms and hiring committees. New research published by Statistics Canada / Statistique Canada on 28 October 2026 suggests that diagnosis is misplaced for most ...

10/30/2026

9 min

Public Holidays in Canada 2027: Official Dates and Long Weekends

Christmas Day 2027 lands on a Saturday and Boxing Day on a Sunday. For any Monday-to-Friday worker in Canada, what you actually get back for that lost weekend depends entirely on which legal framework governs your employment, and the answers ...

10/27/2026

13 min

Canada minimum wages 2027: PEI confirmed, federal rate still pending

Prince Edward Island's minimum wage will rise to $17.60 an hour on 1 April 2027 , up from $17.30 (+1.73%) - and as of late October 2026, that is the only 2027 rate officially confirmed anywhere in the country. Every other rate, including the ...

10/13/2026

6 min

Fake LinkedIn recruiters target job-seekers using real brands

A recruiter messages you on LinkedIn. The profile photo looks right, the job title matches a real company, and the role is exactly what you have been hoping for. Then the conversation shifts to WhatsApp, and the questions start getting personal. ...

10/06/2026

6 min

Ontario's $19/day child care rate: ESDC funds 2031, fees only to 2027

Ontario families paying for regulated child care got concrete news on 29 September 2026, but the announcement came with two different expiry dates worth reading carefully. The federal government, through Employment and Social Development Canada ...

10/06/2026

6 min

Silent exits in Canada: a psychosocial and governance risk HR leaders must own

A colleague raises a concern in a team meeting on Tuesday. By Friday, their access badge is deactivated, their desk is cleared, and the rest of the team receives no explanation. The pattern has a name in some HR circles: getting the employee ...

10/05/2026

5 min

Gen Z job-hopping pays off with higher wages, Canadian surveys show

ADP payroll data covering 1.6 million Canadian workers shows that employees who changed employers grew their total compensation, including overtime and bonuses, by 9.6% year-over-year, compared with 4.4% for those who stayed. WTW's 2027 ...

10/05/2026

6 min

Eight in ten Canadian hiring managers screen for AI skills, yet candidates rank it last

Four in every five Canadian hiring managers are looking for AI competence in the candidates they screen, yet most job seekers have not made that connection. A 2026 survey of 508 Canadian hiring decision-makers conducted between May 15 and June 1 ...

10/05/2026

7 min

Bill C-39 rewrites federal bargaining rules: a Canada Labour Code briefing for HR leaders

The rules governing collective bargaining in Canada's federally regulated workplaces are being rewritten for the first time in a generation. Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act, contains in its Part 3 a substantial rewrite of Part I of the ...

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