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As a result of semiconductor chip shortage, Canada produced lowest level of light vehicles since 1967
It’s been 35 years since the Canadian men's national soccer team competed in the FIFA World Cup. But with the sudden surge of fans supporting, finding a Canada Soccer jersey is almost as tough as the matches themselves.
Advocates in Ontario's live music industry say upcoming shows big and small hang in the balance as they face provincial restrictions that are tougher on concert and live theatre venues than other entertainment spaces.
Politicization of vaccine mandates at the Canada-U.S. border will likely only cause further injury to consumers and retailers instead of resolving key issues related to fragile supply chains, say experts.
A group of truckers has garnered millions in fundraising dollars from droves of supporters as it drives across the country to protest vaccine mandates, despite the vast majority of big-riggers having been jabbed and one expert warning of ties to conspiracy theories.
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney said he’s working with U.S. governors to lobby Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. President Biden for an end to trucker vaccine mandates that are disrupting shipments across the border.
Users of apps like Too Good To Go, Flashfood, Feedback and Olio say they have paid anywhere from $3 to $10 for prepared lunches or dinners, a week's worth of vegetables and fruit, several loaves of bread, pastry boxes and even, entire pizzas or cakes.
The Canadian Trucking Alliance is condemning protests spurred by newly-enforced vaccine mandates at the U.S.-Canada border, as truckers lined up and paraded their vehicles at several international crossings this week.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the first shipment of an oral COVID-19 pill is making its way across Canada but is no substitute for vaccination against the rapidly spreading virus.
Ontario is seeing encouraging signs that the omicron wave is peaking, the province’s health minister said, as the government nears a decision on easing restrictions that have closed gyms, restaurants and other businesses.
Grocery stores are struggling with rising labour and product shortages that could threaten Canada's food security, experts say.
“This couldn’t come at a worse time because consumers are already grappling with inflation issues and pandemic-related supply crunches.”
Workers turn to them for support, clients rely on them for answers, companies lean on them in times of crisis.
Canada's largest airlines and its busiest airport asked the federal government Monday to drop its rule requiring vaccinated travellers to test on arrival for COVID-19.
Canada’s largest beef export market will not move to suspend beef imports from this country following a case of Atypical Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), more commonly called mad cow disease, found last month.
Workers grew more uncomfortable about heading back to the office in the first week of the year and were much more likely to consider quitting if their employer demanded they return, a sign that companies’ efforts to get people back amid rising COVID caseloads face stiff resistance.
Ian Greenberg, the media mogul who alongside his brothers helped turn Astral Media into a Canadian radio and television powerhouse, has died at 79.
OSFI suggested that the country’s financial institutions may face additional requirements to ensure they’re resilient in the face of climate change and the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
A survey of 20,000 global workers finds geographic distinctions in what motivates workers. In France, the job must be interesting — in Germany, it must be secure. For all workers, though, the paycheck matters.
As the raging omicron variant of COVID-19 infects workers across the nation, millions of those whose jobs don't provide paid sick days are having to choose between their health and their paycheck.
The failure of Canada's grocers to reinstate “hero pay'' for employees amid an exponential rise in COVID-19 cases is “about greed, period,'' the head of the country's largest private-sector union said Friday.
Perhaps the most relevant comparison to the mad dash of scoring a rapid antigen test is the frenzied market for toilet paper that broke out in 2020.
The Ontario government will offer a $10,000 grant to small businesses forced to close due to public health measures.
Canada's chronically understaffed agriculture industry is warning that increased absenteeism related to the highly contagious Omicron variant could severely stress this country's food production systems.
As Ontario looks to curb virus cases amid the rapid spread of the Omicron variant, many workers adjusting to another round of COVID-related restrictions feel the changes are taking a toll on their mental health.
Canadian airlines are slashing their flight schedules as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on air industry plans and profits.
Quebec will require people to show proof of vaccination against COVID-19 to enter liquor and cannabis stores starting Jan. 18, as a way to coerce unvaccinated people to get their first doses, Health Minister Christian Dube said Thursday.
Stricter COVID-19 measures are taking effect in Ontario today.
Businesses are facing a swath of staffing challenges following another lockdown aimed at combating the spread of the Omicron COVID-19 variant, labour experts say.
Canada's 100 highest-paid CEOs had their second-best year ever in 2020, even as the COVID-19 pandemic left this country in the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
Canadian defined-benefit pension plans are in stronger positions to withstand the potential challenges ahead from the Omicron variant after performing well in 2021, a pair of industry reports say.
Internal government documents show Finance Department officials believe there could be sweeping implications for the economy if the Bank of Canada ever issued its own cryptocurrency.
Ontario said it will once again force restaurants to close, shift schools to online learning and order companies to work from home as the government tries to prevent COVID-19 from overwhelming the hospital system.
Alberta, the energy-rich province in Western Canada, is closing out the year with the highest electricity prices in more than two decades as frigid weather spurs demand and plant outages constrict supply.
Quebec, the COVID hot zone of Canada once again, is resorting to a curfew and adding another round of restrictions to stem fast rising hospitalizations.
British Columbia is tightening public health restrictions as it also introduces enhanced rapid testing and booster shot programs to fight the highly contagious COVID-19 Omicron variant.
Ontario's top doctor was set to give an update on the COVID-19 situation in the province Tuesday as the highly infectious Omicron variant put pressure on health systems.
Amid rapidly growing COVID-19 cases, Quebec is bringing back tough new restrictions in an effort to stop the spread.
The travel and hospitality sector was left reeling Wednesday after the federal government warned against non-essential trips abroad due to alarming numbers of COVID-19 cases.
All adults in Ontario can book COVID-19 booster shots next Monday if three months have passed since their second vaccine dose.