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As an Indigenous woman, getting involved with CUPE has been a powerful experience for Kimberley Loppie. “CUPE allowed me to find my truth, who I am,” she says. Learn where that’s taken her in this profile, one of a series sharing the stories of National Indigenous Council and National Racial Justice Committee members.

As part of Canadian Library Month, CUPE is presenting stories from members of the National Library Workers’ Committee to highlight and celebrate the different roles CUPE library workers play in promoting literacy in their communities.

The impacts of AI systems and other digital technologies depend on how they are used. These technologies have the potential to improve workers’ lives. When controlled by people, AI systems could help workers deliver quality public services. Left unchecked, AI and other digital innovations can have...

The people responsible for safeguarding the retirement savings of 22 million Canadian workers lost more than $500 million investing in scandal-plagued Orpea, the largest for-profit long-term care company in Europe, as revealed in a report released today.

The Supply and Confidence Agreement signed in 2022 by the federal Liberals and the NDP delivered the greatest expansion of the social safety net in a generation, along with significant improvements to the Canada Labour Code.

Marcela Quinonez knows what it’s like to not be able to turn to anyone who looks like you at work. It lit a fire inside her. “I made it my mission to be a visible representative of racialized people.” Learn more in this profile, one of a series sharing the stories of National Racial Justice Committee and National Indigenous Council members.