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Abolishing the PEQ threatens Quebec schools

CUPE joins the Association québécoise du personnel de direction des écoles, AQPDE, in denouncing the harmful effects that the abolition of the Programme de l’expérience Québécoise, PEQ, will have on Quebec’s education system.

CUPE Manitoba: Education funding falls short as school divisions face growing deficits

CUPE Manitoba is disappointed in Manitoba government’s latest education funding announcement. The funding falls short of what Manitoba schools need and leaves many school divisions facing significant financial deficits as they head into a critical bargaining year.

CUPE 3873 library technicians celebrate ratification of new collective agreement in River East Transcona School Division

CUPE 3873 is pleased to announce that library technicians in the River East Transcona School Division have ratified a new five-year collective agreement.

Education support workers deliver valentines calling for urgent investment in public education

Members of the CUPE Saskatchewan Education Workers’ Steering Committee (EWSC) gathered outside Minister of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ken Cheveldayoff’s office today to deliver hundreds of valentines urging the provincial government to make meaningful investments in public education in the 2026 provincial budget.

CUPE 7575 rejects TVDSB’s scapegoating of educational assistants amid special education deficit

CUPE 7575 is condemning recent statements from Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) administration suggesting further cuts may be coming as the board faces a growing special education deficit.

CUPE 2268 and 3730 members deliver strong strike mandate

Members of CUPE 2268 and CUPE 3730 have delivered a strong strike mandate, voting overwhelmingly in favour of strike action if necessary.

CUPE 1328 demands clarity after TCDSB signals end to school-wide child and youth workers

CUPE 1328, representing more than 2,000 education workers at the Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB), is raising serious concerns following reports that school administrators have been advised that it is no longer required to maintain a Child and Youth Worker (CYW) in every school.

BC K-12 provincial bargaining committee returning to table for critical session

The K-12 provincial bargaining committee, representing over 30,000 BC school support workers across the province, will be returning to the bargaining table February 17 with the BC Public School Employers Association (BCPSEA).

CUPE Ontario condemns firings and suspensions at Bowmore Road school

CUPE Ontario condemns the firing of two educators and the suspension of six others at Bowmore Road Junior and Senior Public School, which will affect more than 200 students.

CUPE welcomes new members after Saskatchewan LRB win

CUPE welcomes approximately 80 new members into the union following a favourable decision from the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board (LRB).