Manitoba employers cannot deduct dine-and-dashes, cash shortages or customer theft from wages. Learn which deductions are allowed, what must appear on a pay stub and how to challenge an improper charge.
Saskatchewan Bill 74 would add a two-year WCB appeal deadline and put clearer authority for treatment-time wage reimbursement into law. Here’s what is proposed—and what has not changed yet.
Canada changed two Low-Wage Stream LMIA rules on November 6, 2026. Here is what took effect, what remains unchanged and what is only proposed for March 2027.
Budget 2026 proposes a new Build Canada Workers Benefit for 2027, with higher maximums, a $500 entry threshold and smaller advance payments.
Ontario will cap the residential electricity rebate at 1,200 kWh a month from May 1, 2027. See who may be affected and what remains unknown.
The Bank of Canada raised its rate to 2.5%. See calculated mortgage and HELOC costs, who pays more, and what changes for fixed and variable loans.
Canada Summer Jobs 2027 applications close December 3, 2026. See employer eligibility, wage subsidy amounts, job rules and calculated provincial examples.
Most of B.C. will not turn clocks back on November 1, 2026. Here is what payroll teams should test, which communities are exceptions, and how Alberta’s new time affects scheduling.
Ontario’s average WSIB premium rate falls to $1.18 per $100 of insurable earnings in 2027, while the earnings ceiling rises to $126,700. See the payroll math and November checklist.
New federal equal pay rules took effect October 20, 2026. See who is covered, when wage differences remain lawful and how the 90-day review works.