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45 storiesnewest firstlatest July 9, 2026page 3 of 3
Quebec correctional services peace officers approved a settlement to renew their collective bargaining agreement on July 9, ending a lengthy negotiation period. The new contract will govern employment terms and bring stability to the province's correctional system.
Quebec correctional services peace officers voted to approve a settlement proposal, ending negotiations and setting the stage for a new collective agreement. The vote clears the way for formal ratification and implementation of the renewed contract.
The last unionized Renaud‑Bray bookstore in Quebec City closed on June 27, 2026 after an 18‑month strike by its 60 workers, ending a prolonged labor dispute and leaving the store’s future uncertain.
Quebec government engineers will launch an unlimited general strike on July 6, 2026, coinciding with the start of the province's busy summer construction season, potentially disrupting public infrastructure projects.
Ford and Unifor started collective‑bargaining talks in Toronto on June 22, 2026, to replace contracts for about 19,000 Canadian autoworkers that expire in September. The meeting is the first of three negotiations with Detroit‑based automakers as the deadline approaches.
