Some frontline workers could soon become eligible for early retirement
The federal government is moving to expand early retirement eligibility for some kinds of front-line workers.
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Canada is getting poorer when compared to its wealthy peers, data shows
Canada is among the richest countries in the world — but when compared to peer countries like Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom, it isn't as rich as it once was.
Canada took 4 months to send money after deciding to buy air defence system for Ukraine
It initially took Canada four months to get into the queue after deciding to join a plan by the United States to buy urgently needed National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems (NASAMS) for Ukraine.
Why experts are calling Jennie Carignan’s promotion to defense chief a ‘glass cliff’
Canada’s military will make history on Thursday when Jennie Carignan is promoted to the rank of general and takes over command as chief of the defense staff.
Anand defends hesitation to further invest in defence as NATO secretary general arrives in Canada
The cabinet minister in charge of the federal treasury says it doesn't make sense to pour vast amounts of money into the Department of National Defence until it has the capacity to spend what it's being given.
Tentative deal reached for Canada's border workers, averting possible job action
A tentative agreement has been reached for over 9,000 workers at Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), averting potential job action later this week.
Federal government plans to increase its use of AI — with some big exceptions
Treasury Board President Anita Anand says she wants to increase the use of artificial intelligence in Canada's public service but insists there's no question of using AI tools like ChatGPT for confidential information like cabinet documents.
Federal union filing complaints about increase to office time
The Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) is putting together formal complaints that by mandating federal public servants return to offices at least three days a week in September, the federal government is undermining collective agreements.