Liberals introduce bill to amend Canada Labour CodeThe legislation aims to improve labour stability and clear backlogs for car washes, gas stations, fuel producers and convenience stores. However, increased regulatory scrutiny from 100 new health and safety inspectors may lead to more adjustments. Metro and striking Laval, Que., distribution centre workers reach tentative dealMetro, the owner of several small-format convenience and independent convenience store banners in Canada, has reached a tentative agreement with striking workers. We are more than essential: the people behind Canada’s convenience stores C-store operators handle logistics, staffing and some of the most heavily regulated products in Canadian retail, all before your morning coffee. Free health and safety support for Ontario businesses WSPS offers free resources for small Ontario businesses. The federal government pledged a $7.5B tariff-relief package. Here's what's in it. The federal government announced a relief package for workers and businesses impacted by new U.S. tariffs targeting diverse sectors. Ottawa to announce details of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. Tuesday The federal government is set to unveil details of Canada's retaliatory tariffs against the United States on Tuesday. Canada, U.S. both say they made gains in new trade deal that averted tariffs Prime Minister Mark Carney said in a statement that the new deal reinforces and builds on Canada's existing trade advantages with the U.S. Metro CEO says little movement on labour talks as Quebec strike enters fifth month An ongoing strike at Metro Inc.'s produce distribution centre in Quebec is denting the company's bottom line as the work stoppage enters its fifth month. Grocery and drugstore retailer Metro reports Q3 profit down from year ago Sales for the quarter totalled $6.97 billion, up from $6.87 billion a year earlier. HF Sinclair to end base oil refining at Mississauga plant by 2027 The Mississauga facility is the largest base oil producer in Canada, boasting a production capacity of approximately 15,600 barrels per day. Ontario's wine industry adjusts as smoke discourages tourists Wineries are making adjustments for visitors concerned about the lingering wildfire smoke in the air. Have your new safety initiatives stalled? 6 ways to keep the momentum going If staff don't understand and support your safety program, you risk higher injury rates and legal trouble. 1 2 Next Last
