Human Resources
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Decision affirms power of courts to review the discipline of judges
The Federal Court court said it wouldn’t hear the Canadian Judicial Council’s argument that its recommendations should be immune to scrutiny
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Ontario passes bill to join opioid class action lawsuit launched by B.C.
Attorney General Doug Downey said the class-action suit is a way to hold manufacturers and wholesalers accountable for their actions
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UAW workers ratify new contract with Fiat Chrysler
The ratification means the United Auto Workers union has settled with all three Detroit automakers
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AG can order remediation agreements in ‘very rare circumstances,’ says Lametti
It’s a tool an attorney general can call on in rare circumstances where one might effectively take over a prosecution from the prosecution service
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Oink oink, cha ching: US$3M found in barrels of pork
The driver of the tractor trailer was accused of impeding the flow of traffic – and apparently the flow of cash, too
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China hints at national security trials for 2 Canadians
A foreign ministry spokeswoman said the cases of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor have been transferred to prosecutors for review
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Job prospects modest as employers forecast conservative hiring pace: Manpower
However, the report notes the strongest labour market for manufacturing in 14 years is expected during the next three months
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GM’s Oshawa vehicle-assembly line hits the brakes
As the Oshawa vehicle-assembly line terminates production this year, the automaker rolls out its auto parts plan for the facility
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Job numbers disappointing, but oil and gas growth expected in 2020: Kenney
The unemployment rate rose four-tenths of a percentage point to 5.9 per cent. In Alberta, the unemployment rate rose to 7.2% from 6.7%
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Co-op refinery workers in Regina on picket line after strike mandate, lockout
Co-op cited safety reasons and issued a lockout notice that took effect on Thursday at 5:30 p.m.
