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Long-term care workers from Valley View Villa could be back on strike after 9 weeks on the picket line and 6 weeks of renewed negotiations at the local level. Their employer continues to demand workers take concessions, which would mean accepting terms worse than their current contract. These concessions include changes to how employees earn vacation time, which could result in reduced vacation, and changes to the health insurance coverage.

The union representing nearly 1,000 workers at Queensway Carleton is slamming the provincial government for the elimination of 101 jobs at the hospital.

CUPE 4865 and the Ontario School Board Council of Unions (OSBCU) strongly condemn the Conseil scolaire public du Nord-Est de l’Ontario’s decision to move ahead with staffing cuts despite ongoing concerns about workload pressures and the impact on frontline education workers.

Shuniah firefighters with CUPE 87 have ratified their first collective agreement, achieving landmark gains for themselves and setting a new standard for volunteer firefighters in Ontario.

Starting today, Niagara residents will hear directly from frontline paramedics warning that staffing shortages, burnout and retention problems are putting increasing pressure on emergency medical services across the region.

Employers at Admiral and White Hills Long-Term Care Centres, and Bay Side Home have forced hundreds of long-term care workers back on strike this week over remaining local issues despite the tentative agreement reached on June 6.

Early Thursday morning, more than 300 paramedics from across Quebec blocked all entrances to the provincial Treasury Board at 875 Grande Allée, preventing employees from entering.

After a challenging round of bargaining that reached an impasse and included a strong strike mandate, members of CUPE 2268 have voted to ratify a new collective agreement with the Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools. The ratification vote was held June 11-13, 2026.

CUPE 4186 and the Ontario School Board Council of Unions (OSBCU) strongly condemn the London District Catholic School Board’s decision to move ahead with significant staffing cuts despite increasing enrolment, growing student needs, and increased provincial funding.

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.