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31/07/2026

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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20/07/2026

7 min

IWG survey: Canada's Gen Z workforce pivots to portfolio careers

Almost one in three Canadian Gen Z workers already runs a side hustle or is actively planning one, according to a recent International Workplace Group (IWG) survey of 500 employees. The 31% figure is notable on its own. Read alongside data from ...

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09/07/2026

6 min

Only 1 in 4 Canadian workers say their employer helps with stress

Stress management sits at the top of what Canadian workers say they want from their employers on wellbeing, ahead of benefits like flexible scheduling, financial wellness tools, or gym subsidies. Yet only 1 in 4 report that their employer ...

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06/07/2026

6 min

37.4 million jobs need no degree: what it means for you

You are scrolling through job listings and nearly every second posting asks for a degree you either do not have, have not finished, or completed in a field that has nothing to do with the role you want. It feels like a locked door. Recent ...

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06/07/2026

6 min

PEI's Employment Standards Act now grants 27 weeks of job-protected medical leave

Prince Edward Island's Employment Standards Act has been amended to give workers up to 27 weeks of job-protected unpaid medical leave, effective 30 June, according to reporting by Benefits Canada. For a province whose workforce is concentrated in ...

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06/07/2026

6 min

Mental Health Research Canada's 34% gap: what Canada HR leads must audit now

One in three Canadian workers whose mental health is affecting their performance say the disruption is bleeding directly into their ability to do the job. That is the headline finding from a Mental Health Research Canada survey of more than 4,000 ...

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06/07/2026

8 min

Germany's sick-note reform and CPP parallels: what Canadian workers and HR teams should track

Germany's coalition government has proposed ending phone-in sick notes and gradually raising the retirement age, and the story landed first in Canadian HR media for good reason. Canada's own sick-leave framework is a patchwork of federal and ...

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06/07/2026

7 min

Alberta's 175,000-job pipeline pitch: what Canada's workforce planners need from the CER filing

Alberta's $43-billion West Coast pipeline proposal carries a headline employment figure of 175,000 jobs, and that number is doing considerable political work. It has been quoted to premiers, cited in investor briefings, and repeated in coverage ...

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06/07/2026

6 min

ESDC review puts Bill C-58 and s. 107 strike powers back in play

If you work for CN Rail, Air Canada, Bell Canada, or one of Canada's major port operators, the federal framework governing your next collective agreement dispute is being actively rewritten. In July 2026, Employment and Social Development Canada ...

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