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Top lavery.ca News

Law · Quebec City

Towards a new framework for the grievance adjudication process in Quebec

R sum: On April 24, the Minister of Labour, Jean Boulet, presented the National Assembly of Quebec Bill 101 entitled An Act to improve certain labour laws.Read Article

Law · Quebec City

Reminder: Report under the Canada Modern Slavery Act to be submitted by May 31, 2025

R sum: Many Canadian and other entities operating in Canada have obligations under the Act to combat forced labour and child labour in supply.Read Article

Election Day · Canada

CANADA ELECTION 2025: Do you get time off work to vote on election day? Here’s what you should know

93% Left coverage: 14 sources

Do you work on federal election day in Canada on April 28? It depends. Depending on your work hours, you may be able to take time off from work to vote.See the Story

Prince Rupert probes ‘Buy Canadian’ procurement policy amid US-Canada trade war

90% Left coverage: 10 sources

The port city of Prince Rupert, a major economic hub in northwestern B.C., is gearing up to tackle head-on the heavy tariffs imposed by the United States. U.S.-Canada Relations · Prince Rupert See the Story

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