
Patty Hajdu
Patty Hajdu is a Canadian politician and the Minister of Indigenous Services, who has called for an external review of the Indigenous procurement program after concerns were raised about potential fraud and abuse involving non-Indigenous companies. Her recent statements underscore the government's commitment to ensuring integrity within programs designed to support Indigenous businesses.
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BlackBerry signs automotive software deal, Canada Labour Code changes and West Coast pipeline project in focus: Must-read business and investing stories for the week of Sept. 26Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu speaks during a news conference in Ottawa.
Liberal omnibus bill sparks outcry from unions, environmentalistsJobs Minister Patty Hajdu said in an interview there’s no set timeline for federal government intervention in a strike affecting a critical industry.
No ‘blanket answer’ on when Ottawa would end strikes under proposed changes, Hajdu saysPatty Hajdu, the federal Minister of Jobs and Families, spoke at a news conference about the proposed changes to the labour code.
Labour code changes will threaten workers’ right to strike, unions sayMr. MacKinnon is scheduled to discuss the legislation at a news conference later on Monday with Dominic LeBlanc, and Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu.
Ottawa tables bill to amend labour code, speed up project approvalsJobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu is scheduled to speak at a news conference Monday afternoon.
Carney government to introduce major economic bill as Parliament returns MondayJobs Minister Patty Hajdu says upcoming legislation will help reduce the number of times the federal government has to intervene in strikes.
Ottawa to introduce legislation to curb federal strike interventionsMinister of Jobs and Families Patty Hajdu says the federal government will not interfere with workers’ right to strike.
Ottawa will not interfere with workers’ right to strike, Hajdu saysPatty Hajdu expressed disappointment that no deal could be reached to avoid the disruption at WestJet.
Frustration descends on long weekend travellers as WestJet strike brings flights to a standstillJobs Minister Patty Hajdu said in a statement that she is in Calgary with WestJet and the union as they continue mediation.
WestJet begins cancelling flights ahead of strike deadline, leaving travellers in limboJobs Minister Patty Hajdu was mentioned in a letter from Bea Bruske regarding the Bank of Canada's actions.
Bank of Canada stands by use of replacement workers after labour board rulingsFederal Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu had invoked Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code 12 hours into the strike.
Why and when WestJet flight attendants could strike, and how it may affect you
Federal Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu said First Nations communities’ evacuation expanses will be covered by Ottawa.
Evacuees of wildfires in northwestern Ontario recall harrowing escapesPatty Hajdu is the Minister Responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario, ready to support the province.
Fires across northwestern Ontario force evacuations, trigger air quality warningsPatty Hajdu, the minister of health at the time, said vaping was putting a new generation of Canadians at risk of nicotine addiction and other harms.
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Patty Hajdu is the Jobs and Families Minister who was directed by Mark Carney to end a strike of Air Canada flight attendants.
Fifteen months into his tenure as Prime Minister, Carney is drawing the ire of union headsPatty Hajdu is the federal minister responsible for FedNor.
Misleading government publication causes confusion over future of Musselwhite gold mineJobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu announced an extension to the Canada-Alberta Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care agreement.
Politics Insider: Carney picks financier as top envoy to U.S.Federal Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu said in a statement that Ottawa is focused on working with Ontario to protect the ability of families to choose care that meets their needs.
Ontario extends child-care deal with Ottawa for one yearPatty Hajdu is included in a request from a migrant-rights group for government action regarding Hurricane Melissa's impact on workers.
Group asks feds to grant EI, open work permits to foreign workers affected by Hurricane MelissaJobs Minister Patty Hajdu says the upcoming federal budget will include $75-million over three years for an apprenticeship training program focused on building trades.
A big-moment budget Carney has packed with expectationsJobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu promoted the funding during a news conference.
Ottawa’s budget to include more for retraining, tax credit for personal support workersJobs Minister Patty Hajdu says in a letter to Kap Paper that the federal operating support would be an 'exceptional' one-time measure.
Ottawa says it can provide $12-million loan to keep northern Ontario paper mill from closingThe minister in charge at the time, Patty Hajdu, described those findings as 'quite shocking.'
Audit finds federal Indigenous procurement program lacks robust fraud prevention measuresPatty Hajdu, the federal Minister of Jobs and Families, said Employment and Social Development Canada was reviewing a report from the provincial Auditor-General.
Ottawa pledges ‘full due diligence’ after audit of Ontario skills fundJobs Minister Patty Hajdu told The Canadian Press news service she hadn't ruled out federal intervention to end this strike.
Canada Post is on strike. What this means for your mailFederal jobs minister Patty Hajdu faced criticism for her role in abruptly ending a recent strike by Air Canada flight attendants.
Canada postal workers strike after government orders end to door-to-door delivery | Canada
Canadian Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu announced the end of the Air Canada strike.
Assistant attorney general arrested outside Newport restaurantPatty Hajdu announced the Canadian government's order to end the Air Canada strike.
Mexican brothers arrested, one tased by federal agentsCanadian Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu announced that the Canada Industrial Relations Board has ordered Air Canada flight attendants to return to work.
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