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- November Advocate: CUPE 3912 returns to work after reaching deal – Fall Economic Statement shortfalls – Laurentian exits insolvency
- Ontario court strikes down wage restraint legislation
- Media Release: Saskatchewan Surplus Should be Invested in Public Services
- BILL 124 Struck Down!
- COVID-19 Vaccination Policy REVOKED
- City of Montreal crossing guards are seeing red
- More than 65,000 new child care workers will be needed to meet expected demand for $10-a-day child care in Ontario
- National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women
- A historic victory for workers and public services as the court strikes down Bill 124: OPSEU/SEFPO
- CUPE 4163 and University of Victoria reach tentative agreement
- Bargaining Update No. 1: Haven Kids' House
- International Day of Persons with Disabilities
- MGEU Women’s Conference to be held in April – Apply Today!
- NUPGE holds first young workers conference
- NBU statement on changes to Public Services Labour Relations Act
- Torch passes from Shortall to NAPE's McCormick to lead NLFL
- Régie intermunicipale de l’eau potable signs new agreement with CUPE
- Sainte-Adèle firefighters sign new collective agreement
- Grassriots workers in Ontario join CUPE
- CUPE demands accountability and transparency at Canadian Blood Services
- 2023 Global Justice Calendar
- Closing public liquor stores will be costly for Saskatchewan: President's Commentary
- Correction Notice: UWOSA Gift Cutlery Set Pickup Times: 12 – 2 pm on December 2 & 8 from the UWOSA Office (UCC 255)
- UWOSA Gift Cutlery Set Pickup Times: 12 – 2 pm on December 2 & 8 from the UWOSA Office (UCC 255)
- Investigative series paints a damning picture of privatized child welfare services
- Another union in Rouyn-Noranda threatens to strike
- Quebec unions demand a meeting with five ministers to resolve impasse, discuss shortage of psychologists in the public sector
- Cannabis members at Tokyo Smoke secure first contract – UFCW 1006A
- University and college teachers urge Liberal government to protect universities from insolvency law
- Premier Ford ‘pushing public system to collapse’: five largest health care unions join forces, make SOS appeal to save our public hospitals
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