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CUPE's Anti-Racism Strategy

Rooted in the knowledge and experiences heard during cross-country consultations with Black, Indigenous and racialized members, CUPE’s Anti-Racism Strategy is our plan to break down barriers and create a stronger, more inclusive union for the struggles ahead.

National Secretary-Treasurer's Reports

National Secretary-Treasurer’s Report - September 2025

With our convention coming up next month, we mark the close of another two-year cycle – and I couldn’t be more proud of what we’ve achieved together. During this time, our members have launched an unprecedented number of campaigns and made historic gains at the bargaining table. We’ve broken mandates, defied expectations, defeated some of the most regressive conservative governments in the country, and we’ve grown Canada’s largest union to over three-quarters of a million members.

Recognizing Algonquin territory through art and reconciliation

It was with great humility that CUPE’s National Executive Board members unveiled a new piece by artist Claude Latour in the lobby of CUPE’s national office in Ottawa on September 9. The artwork honours the traditional, unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg Nation, where CUPE’s national office is located.

Carney’s economic plan must protect public services and support workers

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new economic plan doesn’t go far enough to bolster our economy. CUPE welcomes efforts to protect Canadian industries from Trump’s tariff chaos. But to build an economy that works for everyone, Carney’s Liberals must do more to invest in public infrastructure, protect public services, and support workers.

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Toronto 2025

Constitutional Amendments and Resolutions 2025

In accordance with article 6.11 a) of the National Constitution, constitutional amendments and resolutions are posted on CUPE’s website.

Intersectionality wheel

Intersectionality wheel of privilege

Indigenous land acknowledgement for CUPE National Office

The CUPE National Office is located on the traditional, unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg Nation.

National Secretary-Treasurer's Report 2025: Financial Documents

General Fund General Fund 2023 Audited Financial Statements

New collective agreement language to improve social service workers’ health and safety

CUPE is launching a new bargaining resource to improve the health and safety of members employed in social services. It contains collective agreement language with specific recommendations for the prevention of workplace violence and harassment. If negotiated into collective agreements, the language…