In November, CUPE 5277 was pleased to be able to make its very first charity donation to “Little Hands –Big Hearts,” a wonderful charity supporting the SickKids Foundation. Through its annual [...]
A showdown is looming over the future of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and Canada seems set to play nice with Donald Trump. But CUPE members don’t want Prime Minister Justin [...]
250 education workers with the Conseil scolaire de district catholique de l’Est ontarien (CSDCEO) will be back on the job Tuesday after ratifying a tentative agreement that was reached on the [...]
The national president of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers says the Liberal government’s record of broken promises has him concerned about the government’s campaign pledge to restore [...]
Alberta’s NDP government is taking aim at the province’s labour laws. Read more.
News that the province’s elementary teachers have signed a tentative contract extension with the government leaves public high school teachers the only education union without a deal. Read more.
The president of the largest union among city workers claims her members are redoing work private contractors have already done and money could be saved in reversing the trend of project [...]
Molson Coors loses in Ontario Superior Court in an effort to weaken strikers’ picket line. Justice Hainey also dismissed the company’s claim of $6,000,000 in damages. Read more.
Incredibly loud and extremely joyous, that’s how over 200 food service workers at York University in Toronto kicked off their one-day strike. The Aramark workers, members of Unite Here Local 75, [...]
CUPE National President Mark Hancock condemned a mass shooting at the Quebec Islamic Cultural Centre in Quebec City on Sunday, January 29, that left six dead and eight wounded, calling on CUPE [...]
