Economy, Law & Politics

'We need the federal government to get involved in this. It is costing Canada billions of dollars already'

Union leadership says it has 'removed' the 72-hour strike notice it issued earlier, but gave no reasons or details behind the decision

The latest from the B.C. Supreme Court

Lawyers who write laws and advise politicians allege the NDP government has violated their constitutional right to a union of their own choosing.

B.C. government says it made the decision to avoid a crisis in policing in Surrey

Employers say resuming strike action is 'unnecessary and reckless'

Federal ministers say they have been patient and respected the collective bargaining process, but they need the ports operating

ILWU Canada’s internal caucus says mediated settlement is too long and will not protect its memberships’ jobs

Employers say union leader rejected the deal without sending it to a full membership vote

Female entrepreneurs still face unconscious bias, say founders