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Our National Executive Board met March 28-30, 2023 in Ottawa. These are the highlights of their deliberations and decisions.

Watch CUPE’s new Water is life video featuring Dawn Bellerose, CUPE National Indigenous Council member and CUPE 1880 member. It’s the fourth in a new series featuring members of CUPE’s National Indigenous Council talking about what water means to them, the significance of water in their communities, and the need to protect water resources and services.

The last two years have shown just how much power workers have when we are organized, coordinated, and steadfast in our resolve. Time and time again, we have shown we can succeed and achieve real gains for our members – at local or province-wide bargaining tables, in the courts against regressive legislation, or at the ballot box.

The first quarter of 2023 has been incredibly busy, with our first round of in-person staff meetings since before the COVID-19 pandemic, and the start of division conventions. It has been wonderful to continue seeing members and staff in person for the first time after nearly three years of gathering primarily online.

Watch CUPE’s new Water is life video featuring Nathalie Claveau, CUPE National Indigenous Council member and CUPE 1500 member. It’s the third in a new series featuring members of CUPE’s National Indigenous Council talking about what water means to them, the significance of water in their communities, and the need to protect water resources and services.

Watch CUPE’s new Water is life video featuring Leo Cheverie, CUPE National Indigenous Council member and CUPE 1870 member. It’s the second in a new series featuring members of CUPE’s National Indigenous Council talking about what water means to them, the significance of water in their communities, and the need to protect water resources and services.

Watch CUPE’s new Water is life video featuring Lindsay (Loyer) Poll, CUPE National Indigenous Council member and CUPE 4070 member. It’s the first in a new series featuring members of CUPE’s National Indigenous Council talking about what water means to them, the significance of water in their communities, and the need to protect water resources and services.

This document provides a checklist of ways to advance the rights of Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and intersex (2SLGBTQI+) workers through your collective agreement.