This edition of CUPE’s national magazine focuses on the union’s anti-privatization work.
Frontline
- Settlement at Journal de Québec;
- Pay equity wins;
- Air Canada layoffs;
- CUPE and the federal election;
- First Ministers’ meeting in Quebec City;
- Solidarity with Colombia and Mexico.
CUPE across Canada
- Wage increases in Newfoundland and Labrador;
- Trenching death in Nova Scotia;
- Casino and hydro workers make gains in Quebec;
- Ontario school board workers achieve coordinated bargaining;
- CUPE Manitoba welcomes 350 new members;
- Regina city workers douse closures;
- Organizing always a challenge in Alberta … but looking up in N.W.T.;
- Speaking up in B.C.
Cultural Revolution
- What’s new in books and film
From the National Secretary-Treasurer
- Bargaining, organizing, and fighting privatization like never before
Features
- CUPE members combat P3s and privatization – Public private pressure: How CUPE members are fighting back by Allison Gifford
- The P3 con game by CUPE economist Toby Sanger
- Majority of Canadians agree with CUPE by Pam Kapoor
- Pensions: Part of the privatization fight by Catherine Louli
- Ontario rocks for public services by Valerie Dugale
