Sisters, brothers, friends, Today is the last day of the 2025 federal election. Millions of Canadians around the country are casting their ballots to elect their next members of Parliament. At a time when our sovereignty, identity, and values are under attack from both foreign powers, and within our own borders, the need to elect representatives […]
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The 69th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW) concluded with unions and civil society organizations playing a critical role in urging governments worldwide to step up progress on women’s rights and gender justice. CUPE actively participated in the meetings in New York City, represented by CUPE’s Regional Vice-President for
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After being denied the chance to speak at a town of Esterhazy council meeting earlier this month, members of CUPE 5428 and their supporters were finally able to address the April 24th town council meeting, where they shared concerns over their employers’ recent bargaining actions. At the meeting the mayor moved the presentation to an
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As Canada’s largest union, CUPE wants to congratulate Prime Minister Mark Carney on his victory in Monday’s federal election. Mr. Carney has won a mandate to defend Canadian jobs from Donald Trump’s attacks and continue building on the programs like national pharmacare that were established in the last Parliament. But he does not have a
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