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Making B.C.’s Libraries Safe for Everyone: What Library Workers Are Telling Us

CMHA workers in Central Ontario vote in favour of strike action

Frontline mental health workers at the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA)—Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge have voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike after years of underfunding and the wage suppression of Bill 124 pushed them into poverty.

Working in an unsafe consumption site: A library perspective

It is impossible not to know there is an overdose crisis in Canada. You might think that no one is more aware of it than nurses, paramedics and social service workers – tens of thousands of whom are CUPE members. But what fewer people realize is how deeply social and medical crises in Canada affect public libraries.

Opening doors to Indigenous representation in our unions

Ensuring that Indigenous members are included in union decision-making spaces is an important step on the path of reconciliation. One concrete way CUPE locals can do this is by creating an Indigenous workers’ representative position on their executive board.

Simaril Employees Join CUPE

400 employees of Simaril, a non-profit organization providing support services for individuals with physical, intellectual, and mental health disabilities have joined CUPE.

‘A good day is only getting hit three times’: CUPE education workers from across the province demand action at Queens Park as school violence soars across Ontario

On Saturday, October 4, hundreds of education workers from across Ontario rallied at Queens Park to demand the Ford government take immediate action to address the growing crisis of violence in schools.

CUPE Manitoba applauds key initiatives in Manitoba Net Zero Plan

CUPE Manitoba and CUPE 998, representing workers in Manitoba’s energy sector applaud today’s plan for Manitoba to reach net zero emissions.

CUPE 204 members win 2025 National Literacy Award

LFG: Leverage, Fight, Go!

In a surprise address on the last full day of Convention 2025, Unifor National President Lana Payne reminded delegates that workers “have a lot of leverage in this country, and we can’t be afraid to use it.” Unifor represents more than 320,000 workers in the private sector across Canada.

CUPE members rally to stop privatization and defend public services