STM strike impacts Montreal’s lifeline is running on a drip. Since September 22, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) has been operating a pared-back, rotating strike by roughly 2,400 maintenance workers, with sharply limited metro and bus service on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays through October 5.

CSJ Deep Dives When Zoom’s founder and chief executive, Eric Yuan, recently suggested that the workweek of the future might be only three days long, he was not speaking in isolation. His prediction echoed earlier remarks from Bill Gates, who has argued that technology could eventually make such a

Wage gap in Canada In downtown Toronto, at a busy marketing firm, two employees join the same creative meeting: a woman and a man, both in their early thirties, both with master’s degrees in communications. Yet when they compare salaries afterward, the man learns he is earning about ten

Baby-boomers last wave of retirement Today’s unemployment rate is high as economic circumstances are unfavourable for job creation. However, under the hood, Canada is at a crossroads. The country’s largest generation (the baby boomers) is heading into retirement just as population growth slows. For decades, these workers