Josh Rubin

In a memo to its 55,000 members, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers blasted the company’s previous offers and said it met face-to-face earlier in the day with company negotiators and issued a broad new contract proposal.

The union representing Canadian postal workers said in a complaint that Canada Post engaged in "a strategy of illegal intimidation" when it laid off hundreds of striking workers.

The federal government is ordering an end to the strike by 55,000 Canada Post workers. The strike began Nov. 15.

"We're calling a timeout." Federal labour minister Steven MacKinnon said he's asking the Canada Industrial Relations Board to appoint an "industrial inquiry commission" to probe potential ways to reach a

Inspired by the helmets in Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, these sunnies protect your eyes and project your cosmic inner Disco-raver self. Each color is a limited edition of 25-200 pieces. These oversized, wrap around shades are Made in Italy with acetate, metal hardware and custom hinges. The lenses are anti-reflective and provide 100% UV […]

After more than four weeks on strike, 55,000 Canada Post employees will be back on the job Tuesday after being ordered to return to work by a tribunal that ruled there was an impasse in bargaining.

After more than four weeks on strike, 55,000 Canada Post employees will be back on the job Tuesday after being ordered to return to work by a tribunal that ruled there was an impasse in bargaining.

Teo Yang speaks softly and humbly while parsing his mind for images and references of things past that inform his incredibly chic vision of the present and future. An interior designer by training,…

We try to keep up with the South Korean Interior designer, aesthete, collector and entrepreneur Podcast Design Teo Yang: Design Tangents Episode Seventeen We try to keep up with the South Korean Interior designer, aesthete, collector and entrepreneur Josh Rubin, Evan Orensten 17 December 2024 Teo Yang speaks softly and humbly while parsing his mind […]

Trump's threat to impose a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian imports is another source of damage to the loonie's prospects, economists say.