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10/27/2026

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 ...

10/06/2026

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 ...

10/06/2026

6 min

62% of Canadian workers report chronic conditions, BCHS survey finds

Canadian plan sponsors are operating with a materially inaccurate picture of their workforce's health. Data presented at Benefits Canada's 2026 Toronto Benefits Summit on 25 September shows that sponsors estimated, on average, 37.6% of their ...

09/22/2026

8 min

Ontario tells you when AI screens your CV, but not what to do

You submit a job application, an algorithm reads it in under a second, and silence follows. Since 1 January 2026, if that employer is in Ontario and has 25 or more staff, the job posting is required to tell you upfront that AI was part of the ...

09/22/2026

8 min

Canadian firms spend 12x more on AI per employee than 2 years ago

Canadian employers spent roughly twelve times more on AI tools this past August than they did two years ago, according to platform data from Float, a Canadian corporate spend management company, covering 2,644 businesses active in both August ...

09/22/2026

8 min

Trade certificates now outrun degrees: Statistics Canada's Q2 2026 vacancy signal

The numbers behind Canada's job market shifted quietly in Q2 2026, and if you are looking for work right now, the direction of that shift matters. Statistics Canada's Job Vacancy and Wage Survey for Q2 2026 shows 510,200 open positions across ...

08/25/2026

6 min

AI keywords on Canadian résumés tripled: CPHR flags a skills-verification gap

Roughly 1 in 8 resumes now mentions artificial intelligence in some form, according to Monster's AI Resume Trends Report, which analysed 75,000 resumes collected between 2023 and 2025 and found AI-related mentions climbed from 3.4% to 12.8% over ...

08/20/2026

6 min

AI judgment beats tech skills for Canadian hiring managers

You spent the weekend refining prompts, practised generating polished images, and added AI-powered brainstorming to your CV . Then the recruiter asked how you verified the output, and the interview quietly ended . Adobe research focused on the ...

08/20/2026

7 min

Tech training is pushing burnt-out older workers to retire

Research from Memorial University of Newfoundland puts a quantified challenge in front of Canada's HR leadership: the digital upskilling programmes most commonly deployed as retention tools for older workers may, under the wrong conditions, ...

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