Human Resources & Education

EDMONTON — New information requirements for Alberta power generators including wind and solar projects will create further problems for a booming renewables industry that government policy has already slowed, said an industry advocate.

All 18 vacancies this year have been filled by the district.

A new school year is always a time of excitement and anticipation.

Almost half of Canadians say the right to strike outweighs the risk of economic consequences, a new survey from the Angus Reid Institute found.

Four dorm buildings valued at $11M each last year, according to BC Assessment

Capilano University and Quest deal enhances education prospects in Squamish, with 100 students expected on campus in 2024, and 380 in the future.

The province is expected to announce the acquisition of Quest University's land

TORONTO — Around half of hiring managers and employees believe a combination of remote and in-office work to be the ideal setup, according to a survey which suggests both sides might be aligning on the issue more than three years after the COVID-19 p

VICTORIA — British Columbia midwives and the province have ratified a new three-year, wage-increasing agreement with the overwhelming support of health-care workers.

Canadian healthcare job vacancies skyrocket amid worsening staff shortages and stress