Labour Day is a time to celebrate workers’ rights, fair wages, job security and safety standards—hard-won through organizing and collective action. But behind the barbecues and parades is a deeper […]

Bias in artificial intelligence (AI) has been a prominent concern among researchers, ethicists and policymakers. While AI systems may appear neutral, they often encode, reflect and amplify the societal biases embedded in the data on which they are trained.

If Canadians want to keep our electricity flowing and our economy thriving, we need to talk about the people who power the grid behind it all.

International Women’s Day is a global celebration of women’s achievements and an important reminder that true equality—especially in industries undergoing rapid change—requires persistent, collective effort.

In today’s workplaces, the debate between Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) and the emerging concept of Merit, Equality and Individuality (MEI) is more than a clash of acronyms—it represents a fundamental struggle over how we define fairness, success and opportunity in society.

Halloween is celebrated with wonderful costumes, quirky decorations, and shared festivities. This presents an excellent opportunity to build camaraderie and a sense of belonging among employees. When thoughtfully planned, a […]

National Co-op and WIL Month provides a great opportunity to recognize the talent, dedication, and innovation young minds bring to Canada’s electricity sector. Co-op students are the future of our […]

Author: Aishwarya Chauhan, Digital Media Specialist at EHRC The electricity industry of Canada is undergoing an exciting transformation driven by technological innovation and commitments to achieve climate change goals. The […]