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Sabu Jacob is a member of CUPE 2523 and works as a dietary aide at the Atlantic Baptist Nursing Home in Charlottetown. A committed union activist for over 10 years, he was nominated in 2024 by CUPE PEI to serve on CUPE’s National Racial Justice Committee. Known as a natural bridge-builder between migrant and immigrant workers by his local, and his employer, he sees his role on the national committee as an opportunity to both deepen his advocacy and share his knowledge.

Niagara residents are sending a clear message: invest in paramedics before the system collapses. Niagara Region Council is refusing to listen.

Canada’s largest union says the Liberal government’s artificial intelligence strategy announced Thursday is putting the profits of Big Tech billionaires ahead of workers and the public by soft-pedalling protections against the risks of AI.

New survey findings released today by the CUPE Saskatchewan Education Workers’ Steering Committee (EWSC) show that education support workers across the province are performing a wide range of medical procedures in schools – often without consistent training, clear direction, or adequate support.

CUPE 2512 and the Ontario School Board Council of Unions (OSBCU) strongly condemn the Waterloo Catholic District School Board’s decision to move ahead with significant staffing cuts despite a crisis in understaffing and growing student needs across the Board.

CUPE Quebec Conseil provincial du secteur du transport terrestre (CPSTT) welcomes the investment of new funds in public transit, however it points out that if funds had been obtained when they were made available, back in 2024, much more could have been accomplished and at a lower cost.

Members of CUPE 3730 have voted to ratify a new collective agreement following a challenging round of bargaining that included reaching an impasse and delivering a strong strike mandate.

CUPE 1622 members across the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley have voted 97.5% in favour of strike action after bargaining with BC SPCA stalls.

CUPE 2326 and the Ville de Terrebonne signed a new collective agreement this morning for employees in the aquatics department, covering sixty lifeguard-swim instructors as well as reception staff. This unit is part of three certifications held by CUPE 2326.