Ontario Science Centre layoffs: The Ontario Science Centre cut 30 jobs, including its entire science department, as it restructures ahead of a planned new $1B facility opening in 2029—raising concerns from unions that a science centre can’t operate without science staff. Quebec election priorities: Quebec parties face pressure for not making clear commitments on Indigenous education, culture and public safety ahead of the Oct. 5 vote. Quebec minimum wage debate: Quebec Solidaire is pushing a $20 minimum wage, while the CAQ warns it could hurt the economy; a researcher says the feared wage-price spiral hasn’t shown up in past data. Hiring & training in Canada: Ontario expands university/college seats with a focus on practical job training, while a new program trains healthcare administrators for Northern B.C. Workforce and HR signals: Research suggests younger workers using AI want bosses to give clearer, more step-by-step instructions. Business logistics jobs: Komatsu opened a larger parts distribution centre in St. Albert, doubling capacity to speed deliveries and support growth in construction, mining and forestry. Air cargo leadership: Air Canada Cargo appointed Nicolas Saignat as Senior Director Cargo Sales for the Americas. Immigration/work rules: Canada says eTA fees are CAD $7 for eligible travellers, and it’s also easing study rules for some foreign workers/students.