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18/08/2026

Canada opens feedback on workplace psychological safety rules

British Columbia is moving to make psychological safety an enforceable employer duty, not simply a culture aspiration. WorkSafeBC is consulting on a proposed new Part 4.1 of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation that would require B.C. ...

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18/08/2026

5 min

Statistics Canada July LFS data reveals equity gap CPHR leaders must act on

Statistics Canada's July Labour Force Survey recorded a net gain of 75,000 jobs and a drop in the unemployment rate to 6.4 per cent, its lowest reading in two years. The headline figure will arrive on the desks of HR directors and CHROs just as ...

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14/08/2026

6 min

Canada invests $3.2M in First Nations youth skills training

A federally funded, community-led Indigenous employment pipeline in Alberta has published retention and wage data that most entry-level hiring programmes in Canada cannot match: 76% of participants still in employment one year after placement, ...

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14/08/2026

8 min

Ottawa's $5.4M ECE workforce plan: what HR leaders must know

Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC / Emploi et Développement social Canada) has committed up to $5.4 million CAD through the Sectoral Workforce Solutions Program, running to 31 March 2027, to modernise occupational standards and m...

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14/08/2026

7 min

Canadian youth unemployment falls as job market stabilises

Statistics Canada's Labour Force Survey data for July showed something the past year of youth labour market deterioration had made easy to dismiss: actual improvement. The unemployment rate for Canadians aged 15 to 24 fell to 12.6%, down from ...

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14/08/2026

6 min

30% of Canadian workers say mental health is hurting productivity

You can be at your desk, camera on, inbox open, and still lose two hours of real work to a knot in your stomach about rent, a parent's care bill, or a therapy appointment you keep postponing. A Telus Health survey of 3,000 Canadian workers put a ...

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14/08/2026

9 min

58% of Canadian employers plan to hire more by end of 2026

Canada's labour market is sending two signals at once heading into the final quarter of 2026, and reading only one of them could cost you at the negotiating table. Statistics Canada's Labour Force Survey recorded 75,000 net new jobs in July and a ...

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31/07/2026

7 min

Statistics Canada data shows real wages slipping: what Canada workers should know now

If you were banking on a pay raise this year to keep up with groceries, rent, or the hydro bill, the numbers from Statistics Canada / Statistique Canada are not working in your favour right now. Hourly wage growth has slipped to somewhere between ...

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31/07/2026

6 min

Canada's ED physician exodus: what WSIB and WorkSafeBC claimants need to know

Getting hurt at work and ending up in an emergency department is stressful enough on its own. But in 2026, the wait you face when you arrive may also shape the outcome of your workers' compensation claim. A new editorial in the Canadian Medical ...

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27/07/2026

6 min

C.D. Howe data: Canada's average retirement age reaches 65.4

If you are somewhere in your late 50s or early 60s and quietly wondering whether you will actually stop working at 65, a new C.D. Howe Institute report has data worth sitting with. The average Canadian retirement age climbed to 65.4 years in ...

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