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Dawn Bellerose was elected to CUPE’s National Executive Board as General Vice-President for Ontario in October 2025. Dawn works as a developmental service worker and is a member of the Thessalon First Nation. Dawn has served as secretary-treasurer of her

Iris has been a CUPE member in the education sector since 2007, holding various positions her local executive. In 2014, Iris was elected the youngest first female President of the Saint John District Labour Council. Iris has been a member facilitator for

Marty Larocque was elected to CUPE’s National Executive Board as Regional Vice-President for Northern Ontario in October 2025. He also serves as 4 th Vice-President on the CUPE Ontario Executive Board. Marty is an outside worker in Sudbury, and has been a

André Freynet was elected to CUPE’s National Executive Board as Regional Vice-President for Manitoba in October 2025. He also serves as the Winnipeg Area A representative on the CUPE Manitoba Executive Board. A school board worker, Freynet has been a CUPE

In addition to representing CUPE BC as Regional Vice-President on the CUPE National Executive Board, Sheryl Burns is president of CUPE 1936 representing over 1,900 Community Social Service Workers. As one of four General Vice-Presidents on the CUPE BC

Hugo Tessier has nearly 30 years of experience as a firefighter with the Joliette fire department and has held several roles within the Syndicat des pompiers et pompières du Québec (SPQ). A graduate of Collège Montmorency and the Université de Montréal

Sherry Hillier was elected General Vice-President at the 2019 National Convention.

Patrick Gloutney was elected Secretary-General of CUPE Quebec at the special convention of CUPE Quebec.

Mark Hancock was​ elected CUPE’s 6th National President in November 2015, following two terms as President and four terms as Secretary-Treasurer of CUPE BC. Mark became a CUPE member in 1984, and served fifteen years as President of Local 498 representing