To join CUPE, contact an organizer in your province.
| British Columbia | organizebc [at] cupe.ca (organizebc[at]cupe[dot]ca) |
| Alberta | albertaorganizer [at] cupe.ca (albertaorganizer[at]cupe[dot]ca) |
| Saskatchewan | saskatchewanorganizer [at] cupe.ca (saskatchewanorganizer[at]cupe[dot]ca) |
| Manitoba | manitobaorganizer [at] cupe.ca (manitobaorganizer[at]cupe[dot]ca) |
| Ontario | cupeontarioorganizer [at] cupe.ca (cupeontarioorganizer[at]cupe[dot]ca) |
| Quebec | recrutementquebec [at] scfp.ca (recrutementquebec[at]scfp[dot]ca) |
| New Brunswick: | maritimeorganizer [at] cupe.ca (maritimeorganizer[at]cupe[dot]ca) |
| Nova Scotia | atlanticorganizer [at] cupe.ca (atlanticorganizer[at]cupe[dot]ca) |
| Prince Edward Island | maritimeorganizer [at] cupe.ca (maritimeorganizer[at]cupe[dot]ca) |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | atlanticorganizer [at] cupe.ca (atlanticorganizer[at]cupe[dot]ca) |
| Sectors under federal jurisdiction | federalorganizer [at] cupe.ca (federalorganizer[at]cupe[dot]ca) |
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Join CUPE
Unions make the lives of workers better, both in the workplace and beyond. Unions offer workers a collective voice. Membership in a union leads to better wages, pensions, working conditions and protection on the job. When people join CUPE, they join Canada’s largest union with 800,000 members working toward common goals. Talk to your colleagues and start organizing today.
The certification process
Workers have the right to join a union and choose the union to represent them dealing with their employer. In Canada, the certification process is mostly of provincial jurisdiction, and differs from one province to another. Click below to learn more about the certification process in each province.