Labour Relations: CUPE Saskatchewan Local 5430 says it’s seeing “movement” in health-care bargaining with SAHO after a 99% strike vote, including a monetary shift but still not meeting Western Canadian pay targets. Steel Jobs: Stelco will idle finishing operations in Hamilton and lay off hundreds (union says ~350; company won’t confirm), with many workers offered roles at the Lake Erie plant in Nanticoke as U.S. steel tariffs squeeze the sector. Workplace Safety/Comp: A nurse in Nunavut challenges a workers’ compensation denial after an ATV hit her on a walk home from a late shift, arguing she’s been left unsupported. Hiring & Training/Industry: Northern Ontario Heritage Fund money is set to support 12 companies, with one Sudbury manufacturer (Jennmar) alone getting $400K and expected job creation; meanwhile, a Mississauga firm launches domestically made reusable bags, citing new skilled manufacturing jobs. Immigration/Work Rules: Canada outlines new conditions for temporary resident permits and expands pathways for foreign medical doctors, while also flagging rules around work for foreign students. Discrimination & Rights: Trans advocates urge a federal inquiry into Alberta and Saskatchewan laws they say are driving harassment and mental-health harms. Security & Threats: Police investigate threatening emails sent to Islamic schools across Canada. Business Growth: Beyond Gravity doubles satellite dispenser output in Sweden, with the Linköping site adding capacity and employing 350 people.