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A conductor with Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway (CPKC) who was fired after refusing a post-incident drug and alcohol test has been ordered reinstated with full back pay and benefits, after an ar...

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A computer engineer with post-traumatic stress disorder has been awarded $28,000 in damages and ordered accommodated with telework for at least two years, after Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada…

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A Moose Jaw restaurant has become the first employer convicted under Saskatchewan’s former foreign worker protection legislation, after pleading guilty to charging a temporary foreign worker a fee tie...

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The Supreme Court of British Columbia has approved a $4.5-million settlement in a class action alleging WestJet Airlines failed to protect female flight attendants from workplace harassment. The court...

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A temporary foreign worker has been awarded an additional $1,800 in wages after the British Columbia Employment Standards Tribunal found that rent payments she made to her employer's principals amount...

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