Canadian government to introduce Building Canada Strong Act as Parliament resumes
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What happened
The fall session of Parliament begins today, with the government expected to introduce new legislation that will have major implications for labour relations in Canada.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government plans to introduce the Building Canada Strong Act as one of the first pieces of legislation during this session.
Why it matters
The introduction of this legislation signals a potential shift in federal labour policy, as the government seeks to implement changes that are expected to significantly impact labour relations across the country.
Context
The Building Canada Strong Act is described by the government as a component of its broader Canada Strong plan.
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