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A new collective agreement ushers in changes for firefighters in Bois-des-Filion

Representing firefighters in Bois-des-Filion, CUPE 7139 signed a new collective agreement yesterday afternoon. It brings significant gains not only for firefighters, but for all town residents, thanks to the creation of a firefighting service that will be on call 24/7.

Chester long-term care workers vote to strike

Long-term care workers from Shoreham Village Senior Citizens Home, represented by CUPE 3454, voted 98% in favour of a strike vote last week.

Proposed budget cuts threaten safety, affordability, and quality of life for Regina residents

CUPE locals 7 and 21, representing nearly 2,000 inside and outside workers at the City of Regina, are calling on the city to protect public services and jobs as proposed budget cuts put the city’s future at risk.

Guide: Collective agreement language to support members with temporary work permits

CUPE locals across the country represent members working under different temporary work permits. These permits include temporary foreign worker (TFW) permits, study permits and post-graduation work permits (PGWP). This document is for CUPE bargaining teams and local executives. It will help you…

CUPE criticizes federal AI consultation process

CUPE is concerned federal consultations to update Canada’s strategy on artificial intelligence were rushed and favoured corporate interests at the expense of other voices.

Build Canada Homes investment plan puts profit ahead of affordability

The Liberal government’s new federal affordable housing agency is relying on an outdated and faulty playbook. Details for Build Canada Homes (BCH) show a plan to use public-private partnerships (P3s) that invites real estate developers and investors to profit from public housing spending.

Collective agreement language to support members with temporary work permits

CUPE locals across the country represent members working under different temporary work permits. These permits include temporary foreign worker (TFW) permits, study permits and post-graduation work permits (PGWP).

Support Long-Term Care and Senior Support Workers!

Workers at Regional Municipality of York vote to strike as staffing crisis deepens

Roads workers, paramedics, public health workers and others represented by CUPE 4900 have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action, sending a clear message to the Regional Municipality of York that urgent steps are needed to address a long-running retention crisis that is undermining vital public services.

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Inflation is hitting workers where it matters most

Inflation in Canada may be calming compared to the record highs in 2022 and 2023, but people are still struggling with the cost of living. While overall inflation increased by 2.1% on a year-over-year basis in September 2025, housing and grocery prices are rising at a significantly higher rate, the national averages being 4% for groceries and 4.8% for rent.