Walmart workers at a Mississauga, Ont., warehouse have cleared a key hurdle in their fight to become the retailer's first unionized depot in Canada. Unifor, Canada's largest private sector union, announced Friday that a majority of the 800 workers at the site west of Toronto had voted in favour of unionization earlier in the week.

A group of workers at a Mississauga Walmart warehouse has become the first in Canada to unionize at one of the company’s warehouses. More than 40 per cent of the 800-plus workers at the facility signed a union card this summer. The Ontario Labour Board ...

Ontario's labor relations board is expected to decide Friday whether Walmart Canada employees at a Mississauga warehouse can vote on unionizing their workplace. A private-sector union called Unifor applied to the board on Tuesday on behalf of more than 800 workers at the Walmart distribution center.

Workers at Walmart's Mississauga warehouse vote to join Unifor, marking the company's first unionized warehouse in Canada.

The Jonquiere store closed in 2005, with Walmart saying it was unable to reach a tentative agreement with the union. In the case of the Windsor store, Lynk said the union lost most of the support of the unionized workers and was never able to get a first collective agreement.

Workers at Walmart’s Mississauga warehouse have voted in favour of unionizing and are the first in Canada to do so.

Canada seeing renewed public support for unions Walmart workers at a Mississauga, Ont., warehouse have cleared a key hurdle in their fight to become the retailer’s first unionized depot in Canada. Unifor,