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Concerns are growing over continued uncertainty surrounding whether city council will maintain funding for school librarians in the upcoming school year. CUPE 5047 President Shelley McNeil is calling on Halifax city councillors to publicly clarify their position before staffing and school planning decisions are affected.

City of Colwood workers, represented by CUPE 374, and the City of Colwood have reached a tentative agreement.

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.

The announcement of 22 layoffs at the Société de transport de Sherbrooke (STS) is shocking and raises serious concerns. How can these cutbacks be justified when the transit corporation is showing sustained growth and enviable results?

The Harry Bailey Aquatic Centre will remain in public hands, continuing to be operated by City of Saskatoon employees and members of CUPE 59 once it reopens.

As federal immigration cuts roll out across the country, CUPE hosted an urgent conversation with municipal leaders about the important role immigrants and migrant workers play in our cities and towns.

Members of CUPE 2512, representing education workers at the Waterloo Catholic District School Board, will be canvassing door-to-door throughout Progressive Conservative MPP Brian Riddell’s riding of Cambridge on Saturday as part of CUPE’s province-wide ‘Paint the Province Purple’ day of action in support of publicly funded education.

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 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.