CTV Barrie: Living Wage Brewery
Muskoka Brewery becomes the first brewery in Canada to adopt a living wage for its employees.
Peterborough's latest living wage calculation
The recent PSPC's living wage report found that the living wage for Peterborough is $17.65 per hour. This is the amount each of two adults living together with two dependent children must earn. This amount is higher than the living wage calculated in 2012 which was $16.47.
London's Living Wage $15.53: report
If you live in London, you need to a make $15.53 an hour or $30,284 a year to meet your basic needs, according to a “living wage” report released Friday by a coalition of businesses and private agencies.
Niagara Living wage far higher than Ontario’s minimum wage
The so-called ‘living wage’ for Niagara families to realistically be able to pay their bills has been pegged at $17.47 by the Niagara Poverty Reduction Network.
'Illegalized' Migrant Workers and the Struggle for a Living Wage
In a new issue of Alternate Routes: A Journal of Social Research, Charity-Ann Hannan, Harald Bauder, and John Shields write about living wage campaigns and their effect on "illigalized" migrant workers, and what can be done to improve their working and living conditions.
Read the full article from "Alternate Routes" a journal of critical social research.
Living Wage Waterloo Region: What we learned in one year
Living Wage Waterloo reflects on a year of working towards living wages in the region.
CTV Northern Ontario: A Living Wage
In Northern Ontario, a campaign is underway to bring attention to challenges faced by the working poor.
The Living Wage Movement: Responding to the Low-Wage Economy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCasaGxPu5k&feature=youtu.be
The York University Global Labour Research Centre’s opening session in the 2015-16 speaker series assembled a panel of leading researchers focused on the living wage movement in Ontario, including economist Kaylie Tiessen.
Read more at York University's Global Labour Research Centre here.
Cambridge becomes first in Ontario to endorse living wage policy
Cambridge city council voted to become Ontario's first municipality to pay their employees a living wage on Tuesday night.
The city is officially a supporter of Waterloo Region Living Wage who calculated the living wage in this region is $16.05 an hour.
Read the full story at The Record here.