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CUPE 957 Hydro-Québec workers file strike notice

The Syndicat des technologues d’Hydro-Québec (CUPE 957), which represents over 2,700 members, filed a strike notice regarding overtime. After two and a half years of sluggish bargaining, the union is stepping up the pressure: it wants to reach a tentative agreement on the terms of the collective agreement more quickly.

CUPE 2 responds to TTC update following no-board report

CUPE 2 remains committed to reaching a fair agreement with the Toronto Transit Commission, following Wednesday’s no-board report issued by the Ontario Ministry of Labour, and emphasizes that it does not bargain in the media.

Course set for CUPE BC as province’s largest union concludes 2026 convention

B.C.’s largest union has set course for the next year after wrapping up the CUPE BC annual convention. Over 500 delegates from across the province passed more than 45 resolutions directing the union advocacy on behalf of workers and B.C. public services.

How CUPE Air Canada flight attendants grounded a back to work order

Wesley Lesosky, president of CUPE’s Air Canada Component, gave CUPE BC delegates an inside look at how CUPE flight attendants took on Canada’s biggest airline and the federal government—and won.

CUPE members do not back down. We fight, and we win: BC Regional Director report

In the CUPE regional director’s annual report to convention, Martina Boyd highlighted the challenges and gains made in the region over the past year. While bargaining has been tough, Boyd says B.C. locals have held fast at the table.

Downtown Community Safety Partnership employees join CUPE 500

Downtown Community Safety Partnership (DCSP) employees working at Mobility Assist and Connect (MAC 24/7), who make up the DCSP foot patrol, joined CUPE 500 following a successful card sign campaign under the Manitoba Government’s card check legislation.

International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia

International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia

To mark International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, CUPE renews its commitment to fighting for the safety of 2SLGBTQI+ persons at work and in our communities.

WestJet flight attendants issue notice of dispute

Flight attendants at WestJet, represented by CUPE 8125, have issued a formal notice of dispute following more than seven months of ongoing negotiations that have not produced sufficient progress on key issues.

30th CUPE local headed to the picket line amid province wide long-term care strike

Over 100 workers at the Lunenburg Home for Special Care have served their 48-hour notice to strike. Represented by CUPE 4919, these workers can hit the picket line as early as Saturday, April 25. CUPE 4919 will be the 30th local taking job action amid a province-wide strike in the long-term care sector.

Workers at Peterborough Housing Corporation vote to strike as employer demands concessions

More than 4,000 people live in apartments and townhouses owned by Peterborough Housing Corporation, PHC, and serviced by members of CUPE 504. Those workers, who operate one of Peterborough County’s most critical safety nets, took the unprecedented step of voting to strike.