More than a year after a collective of over 170 volunteers set up tents to provide a safe injection site at Moss Park in response to the opioid crisis, the Toronto Overdose Prevention Society [...]
The latest numbers from the Ontario Colleges of Trades (OCOT) suggest there is lots of room to grow in getting women into construction trades. The college has been proactively promoting diversity [...]
CUPE Ontario President Fred Hahn marched in the Kincardine Pride parade, joining thousands of supporters celebrating diversity and inclusivity in rural Ontario. Read More
Striking nursing, clerical and custodial staff received public support, including cash donations and signed petitions, at a rally and barbecue outside the Owen Sound Medical Centre. Members of [...]
More than 300 developmental services workers at Community Living Cambridge have voted in favour of joining OPSEU. The workers will join nearly 12,000 other developmental services workers in [...]
Bombardier announced it has reached collective bargaining agreements with the more than 2,100 production and office workers, represented by Unifor Locals 112 and 673. Read More
CUPE recognizes Public Service Day on June 23. This global day is an opportunity to celebrate and advocate for quality public services, and recognize the importance of public services as [...]
CUPE 2073, representing workers who provide services for the Deaf, Oral Deaf, Deafened, and Hard of Hearing community at 24 offices across Ontario, has reached a tentative agreement with the [...]
After more than 90 days of striking, one of the three groups of contract workers at York University has accepted the school’s latest offer. Two other bargaining teams representing teaching and [...]
Thousands flooded the streets outside the Ministry of Labour and marched to Queen’s Park on June 16, rallying in support of the $15 minimum wage and fairer labour laws. The Fight for $15 & [...]
