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- Summer 2025 Newsletter
- UFCW Canada signs onto Global demands for the protection and advancement of LGBTQIA+ persons across the globe
- OCEU/CUPE 1750 awaiting employer response as talks continue
- CUPE members at Bruce Telecom could take strike action
- Bilingual Accountant – Accounting Branch – National Office
- Solidarity with CUPW
- Bert Blundon and Jason MacLean re-elected to lead the National Union of Public and General Employees (NUPGE)
- Trois-Rivières bus drivers reach a tentative agreement
- WSIB CEO misled minister and public, leaked internal memo shows
- Drivers with Transdev paratransit in Montérégie sign their first collective agreement
- Security workers join union – UFCW 1006A
- Security workers join union – UFCW 1006A
- Hidden Danger: Why Asbestos Still Threatens CUPE Workers
- Better BC Schools campaign launch
- WSIB strike hits three weeks as Management and the Ford Government fail to act on mounting crisis
- Inside and outside workers with the Town of Prévost sign their new contract
- “Now that the strong-arming has been done, Sabia returns to Ottawa”
- Media Release: CBO Workers are Building Worker Power!
- PEA-SMS Thank You Treats and Coffee
- Apply Now! Saskatchewan Association of Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technicians (SACLXT) 2025 Conference
- SEIU-West Statement on Los Angeles Immigration Protests
- Workers at Toronto Community Housing ratify New Collective Agreement
- Strike vote in Montreal East
- Fewer education assistants means less support for Delta students
- Deaf and hard of hearing organizations call for Canadian Hearing Services to get back to the table and end the 7-week strike
- UCDSB education workers will not back down: CUPE education workers push back after UCDSB management tries to silence petition
- Workers' rights collapse across the world: ITUC Global Rights Index 2025
- Literary community weighs in to protect Peterborough librarians
- Hydro-Québec’s worksite nurses reject the employer’s offer and prepare for a strike
- WSIB quietly confirms backlog and costly shortcuts as strike nears third week, union says
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