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On Saturday, February 22, the Ontario Division of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) joined thousands of labor and community allies for a rally outside the Progressive Conservative [...]

CUPE is proud to endorse Unite, a team of three remarkable women running to lead the Canadian Labour Congress. The team is composed of Bea Bruske for President, Lily Chang for [...]

About 100 frontline care workers at a nursing home in Ontario are being denied wage increases by the Ford government even though the employer wants to pay them more. Read [...]

Ontario is careening toward a general strike unless Premier Doug Ford changes his ways, a key labour leader warned outside a convention hall where the Progressive Conservatives debated their next [...]

CUPE Ontario continues to extend its solidarity to the Wet’suwet’en Nation, echoing the message shared by others across the country and within this province that we must finally take [...]

Late Friday afternoon on February 14, Fredericton City Council voted to use strikebreakers during a labour dispute. The Council vote occurred less than an hour after their lockout notice for city [...]

The Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions is warning that the federal public health agency’s guidelines to protect front-line healthcare workers from outbreaks of diseases like the novel [...]

Overall, about 12 per cent of education workers involved in the current disputes are not teachers. But the public doesn’t hear as much about other school support staff who are among the education [...]

About 5,000 outside workers at the city of Toronto could be on strike or locked out as of Feb. 27 now that the city has received a “no board” report from the Ontario labour ministry. Read More

The Ontario Health Coalition has released a new report, calling the current state of long-term care in the province a crisis. Read More