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New data from Statistics Canada is shedding light on what the average Canadian salary looks like right now across the country — and just how much it varies based on which province or territory you're ...

A human resources director in Toronto with limited experience should expect to earn anywhere from $117,777 to $161,939 in 2026. On the other hand, a more senior HR director should be looking at a ...

Canadians may be travelling more by air compared to last year, according to new data, and are choosing domestic destinations and those abroad — but not the United States. Statistics Canada reported ...

Ottawa has rejected an additional salary increase for judges on top courts across the country, citing a weak fiscal outlook a day before the release of a federal budget. Monday’s announcement was made ...

New data reveals what salaries look like right now across the country, and it turns out the average Canadian salary looks wildly different depending on your postal code. Whether you're budgeting for ...

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Toys “R” Us Canada has sent notices of a data breach to customers informing them of a security incident where threat actors leaked customer records they had previously stolen from its systems. The ...

Alberta and British Columbia are expected to post the highest average base-salary increases in Canada next year — 3.4 per cent — according to Eckler’s Compensation Planning Survey released Thursday.