Federal Equal Pay Rules Start for Part-Time and Temp Workers
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.
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.
September inflation reached 3.1%, but gasoline rose 27.8%. Worked budget examples show why your household’s costs may differ from the national average.
Alberta offers up to $1,000 toward eligible satellite internet equipment and installation for qualifying rural households. Check the address rules, expenses and March 2027 deadline.
New ADP payroll data shows Canadian job-changers gained 5.6% in base pay, compared with 3.0% for job-stayers. The gap can be meaningful, but it is not a guaranteed raise for every worker.
Alberta is restoring full AISH and ADAP benefits for couples where both partners receive disability assistance, with automatic retroactive reimbursement back to August 2026.
An Ontario labour board decision shows why a temporary layoff may not reset the service clock for vacation pay. See when Ontario’s 6% rate applies.
The October 5 CGEB payment uses 2025 tax information. Compare calculated quarterly maximums, check income limits and find out why some recipients may receive no October deposit.
CRA online tax filing authentication begins February 22, 2027. The new step is optional for 2026 returns, and first-time filers can still use NETFILE.
The income needed to afford $1,740 monthly rent in Canada is about $69,600 under the 30% benchmark. See the formula, comparisons and costs renters should add.
Canada had 510,200 job vacancies in Q2 2026. The average offered wage rose 2.0% to $28.55 an hour. See the pay math and what job seekers should compare.