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Ledcor Highways Employees Ratify New Contract Providing Wage and Safety Improvements

May 28, 2026

SAULT STE. MARIE, ON—Employees of Ledcor Highways Ltd. (ON), a highway maintenance contractor based in northern Ontario, ratified a renewed...
Skilled Trades Are in Demand in Alberta and Saskatchewan

May 28, 2026

Across Alberta and Saskatchewan, demand for CLAC members' skills remains strong, and the opportunities ahead are significant. CLAC’s...
Do You Need to Be Strong to Work in the Trades?

May 27, 2026

Emotional and intellectual strength play a big part in building a safe, successful career in the trades.
The Electricians Employees Unanimously Ratify New Contract Securing Wage, Benefits Improvements

May 26, 2026

BRANTFORD, ON—Employees of The Electricians, an electrical contractor based in Brantford, Ontario, unanimously ratified a three-year...
CLAC Welcomes Provincial Government Amendments to Manitoba Jobs Agreement

May 25, 2026

CLAC and its members are committed to working with the government and industry partners to help deliver Manitoba's infrastructure projects...
Delivering Results for Members in Manitoba and Ontario

May 25, 2026

CLAC remains focused on delivering practical results for our members. Whether addressing delays at the labour board, advancing fair access to...
Across BC, Construction Activity Is Rising, Other Sectors Remain Steady, and Policy Uncertainty Continues to Shape the Path Ahead

May 22, 2026

Our priority is to ensure you have access to fair work, strong representation, and a voice in the decisions that affect your livelihood.
The Little Boy Who Cried Warning Lights

May 21, 2026

Safety, technology, and the danger of ignoring the signal.
Submission to the Standing Committee on Economic Affairs Regarding Bill 105

May 19, 2026

CLAC’s submission supports most aspects of Bill 105, but raises concerns about changes to labour relations rules.
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