68 h. ago Genuine warmth and integrity: Pino Buffone was a rare education leader | Letters to the Editor

Saturday, November 15: Citizen readers share thoughts about the removal of speed cameras, Lansdowne 2.0, Canada Post, and gratitude for Social Scene

Politics

3 d. ago Montreal transit strike averted after tentative deal reached with drivers’ union

The strike was scheduled to begin early Saturday and last until Monday, but the Société de transport de Montréal says it reached a deal late Friday.

Transport

4 d. ago Nobody really cares what's happening with the Canada Post strike | Opinion

Brigitte Pellerin: Mail delivery is a challenge in a lot of countries. But the model the postal workers' union wants is not what Canadians need.

Transport

4 d. ago Starbucks workers to launch a wave of walkouts in 40 U.S. cities on ‘Red Cup Day’

More than 1,000 baristas at 65 cafes plan to participate in the strike, according to the union

Society

4 d. ago Could Canada Post workers strike again ahead of holidays? What we know

As the holidays approach, many business owners are reminded of last year's nationwide Canada Post strike and are wondering if it could happen again as labour woes persist.

Society

5 d. ago How WPP Media Canada’s Kevin Johnson plans to help the Canadian media landscape grow

As part of the Financial Post's How Canada Wins series, we speak to the CEO about a new initiative to level the playing field in Canadian media

Politics

6 d. ago Updated: STM to gradually resume service Wednesday after maintenance union halts strike

Service will gradually resume as of 6 a.m. Wednesday, with full service back on Thursday, the STM says.

Other

6 d. ago Updated: STM service gradually resumes after maintenance union halts strike

The strike will end as of 6 a.m. Wednesday, the union says, but full service might not resume until Thursday, the STM says.

Other

6 d. ago Sabrina Carpenter shows Maple Leafs some love during Toronto concert

The Toronto Maple Leafs found an unlikely source repping them on Monday night.Sabrina Carpenter, the former Disney star turned global pop icon, was seen repping a pair of Leafs-branded custom silver boots on Monday night.Bopping along to her hit-filled catalogue of songs like "Espresso" and "Juno," Carpenter's 24-song set appeared to wow the sold-out crowd.    View this post on Instagram           A post shared by The GIST Canada (@thegistca)We know that artists wearing the local team's merch on stage doesn't necessarily mean they have any real connection to the franchise, as it's one of the oldest gimmicks in the book.But Carpenter had an extended stay in the city while working on the 2019 film Work It.    View this post on Instagram           A post shared by MuchMusic...

Transport

9 d. ago More Montreal transit staff to strike, but walkout not expected to disrupt service

A third union at Montreal’s transit network will hold a one-day strike Nov. 19, joining other groups in disputes over subcontracting, job security, and stalled negotiations.

Other

1 week ago Peloton recalls 833K bikes — with 44K in Canada — over seat post break risk

Peloton is recalling thousands of bicycle seat posts in Canada and the United States for risk of breaking, which can lead to falls and injury.

Other

1 week ago STM strike: Operators' union decries 'lack of leadership' from mayor

Their walkout would coincide with the ongoing 28-day maintenance workers' strike.

Politics

1 week ago STM strike update: Operators' union decries 'lack of leadership' from mayor

Their walkout would coincide with the ongoing 28-day maintenance workers' strike.

Politics

1 week ago Starbucks’ union workers plan strike next week unless company agrees to a contract

Starbucks’ union members have voted to strike at the company’s U.S. stores next week unless it finalizes a contract agreement, the union said Wednesday. The strike would begin on Nov. 13, which is the day Starbucks plans to distribute free, reusable red cups. Red Cup Day, a Starbucks tradition since 2018, is typically one of […]

Society

1 week ago How Carney’s budget could affect your wallet, from a $150 cheque to a $1.5

Measures in the federal budget also include letting Canada Post set its own postage rates, and a promise to look into bank fees

Economics

2 w. ago Bell: Unions declare war on Danielle Smith thinking the premier is weak

A general strike in Alberta? The union argy-bargy is not about the teachers, it's about seeing Premier Danielle Smith as weak

Other

2 w. ago Bell: After teacher strike a slumping Danielle Smith faces a war with unions

A general strike in Alberta? The union outrage is not just about the teachers, it's about going after Danielle Smith slumping in the polls

Other

2 w. ago South Africa Automaker Strike Looms as Union Talks Break Down

South Africa’s largest union threatened to strike at several automakers after wage talks collapsed, risking disruption to an industry that makes up more than a fifth of the nation’s manufacturing output and adding pressure to a moribund economy.

Other

2 w. ago ‘Our enemy now is Canada’ Alan Dershowitz says on Israel policy

The Harvard professor tells the Post he is ‘in favour of Trump putting tariffs on Canada for its statements regarding Israel and Netanyahu, and even sanctions perhaps’

Events

2 w. ago Christine Van Geyn: Teachers’s union has no legal case after Danielle Smith quashed strike

Section 33 gives the Alberta government, not judges, the last word

Culture