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If you’re searching for “minimum wage Ontario 2026,” you want a clear, reliable answer — not guesswork.

In Ontario, minimum wage rates are updated annually on October 1. That means for most of 2026, the rates that took effect on October 1, 2025 remain the curre...


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When illness, injury, or a serious mental health condition suddenly makes it impossible to work, short-term disability (STD) benefits in Ontario can be a financial lifeline. Yet many employees are confused about what short-t...


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If a serious illness or injury prevents you from working, long-term disability (LTD) benefits are designed to provide crucial financial support. However, many people in Alberta discover that securing these benefits is a challenging and often frustrating process. Insurers can deny or terminate legitimate


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Are you an employer finalizing your 2026 payroll budget? Or perhaps you are an employee planning your long weekends and wondering about your pay rights?

While everyone looks forward to a paid day off, the regulations surrounding 2026 Alberta general holidays are often more complex than they appear. Misunderstandings about eligibility and pay calculatio...


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Being fired, disciplined, or penalized for taking a statutory holiday can be financially devastating—and in many cases, unlawful.

Every year, countless employees in Ontario face termination, demotion, or reduced hours around the time of public holidays. Employers often claim the timing is just a coincidence or cite “performance issues.” However, under Ontario law,


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