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Peterborough needs a paramedic service it can count on

Paramedic services in Peterborough are in crisis. Support CUPE 4911 members and tell Peterborough County Council and Peterborough City Council: Peterborough needs to invest in the people who provide emergency care in our community.

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Tell Ideal Child Services Group: End the strike!

We are CUPE Local 2484 members who work at Ideal Child Services Group (ICSG) in Toronto. We are currently fighting for a fair agreement that addresses the high cost of living and supports quality childcare, consistency and stability for the children we care for. We have been on strike since October...

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Counterpoint

Sep 29, 2026

Speaking the truth about residential schools

For John Brady McDonald, residential school denialism is about more than getting the history wrong. It is erasure. John is a member of CUPE 4195 in Saskatchewan and serves on CUPE’s National Indigenous Council and the Saskatchewan Indigenous Council. He is also a residential school Survivor.

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Tell Toronto Catholic CAS: Negotiate a fair deal now for CUPE 2190 Workers

We are CUPE Local 2190 workers at the Catholic Children’s Aid Society of Toronto. We are currently fighting for fair wages and a fair contract, and against concessions that would take away hard-won protections and benefits. With a strike deadline as early as October 19, 2026, the time to reach a...

Remote work works

Manitoba Hydro’s decision to reduce remote work days threatens employee morale and recruitment. Send an email to the Hydro Board of Directors, letting them know the impact this decision will have on staff and on the services employees provide, including CUPE 998 members.