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Thursday, December 25 and Friday, December 26, 2025, as well as Thursday, January 1 and Friday, January 2, 2026, are official statutory holidays (“Christmas and New Year’s Day”). This article outlines the employer’s obligations, the conditions an employee must meet to be entitled to them, and the method for calculating the corresponding holiday pay.

A season dedicated to recognition and pride in the automotive industry This summer, CPA Montréal took action to highlight the importance of the people who drive the automotive industry, both young and experienced.Our participation in the Gala Méritas 2025 and the Gala Hommage du domaine de la carrosserie perfectly reflects this commitment.And let’s not forget the [...]

Due to the Canada Post strike, mail delivery and processing may be delayed, which could affect your contribution payments. Learn alternative payment methods and steps you can take to ensure your payments arrive on time.

Earn while you learn! Discover how you can obtain your DEP (Diplôme d’études professionnelles) and get paid to study — including eligibility, program details, and how to apply.

Monday, October 13, 2025, will be an official public holiday (“Thanksgiving”): this article explains the employer’s obligations, the conditions under which employees are entitled to the holiday, and how to calculate the corresponding indemnity.

Significant changes to minimum hourly rates will soon come into effect: learn about the new amounts, the sectors concerned, and how these changes could impact your collective agreement.