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This strike presents all of us in Ontario with a fundamental question: what kind of society do we want to live in? Read more.

Key details about privatization projects will remain secret under the Liberal government’s proposed Access to Information changes. Read more.

Bill 33, the Time to Care Act, passed second reading thanks to all party support for NDP Health Critic France Gélinas’ private members bill that would legislate a minimum care standard of four [...]

As a 42-year nursing veteran of Ontario’s hospital system, Linda Clayborne is no stranger to what’s become a growing phenomenon — escalating incidents of violence perpetrated by [...]

CUPE lawyer Annick Desjardins was at the Supreme Court of Canada to argue that amendments made to Quebec’s Pay Equity Act in 2009 are unconstitutional, because they don’t allow pay equity [...]

Ontario’s Bill 33 (the Time to Care Act) is being voted on by MPPs at Second Reading on November 2. CUPE is calling on members across the province to contact their MPP to let them know that this [...]

The ongoing strike at Ontario’s 24 publically funded colleges puts some of the most vulnerable students at greater risk, say faculty at northern Ontario colleges. Read more.

Aspects of a pilot project announced by the Ministry of Education for students with autism are raising alarm bells about the future of fully accessible, public education in the province, [...]

Hospital staff across the province are calling on the Ontario government to increase funding for hospitals and long-term care facilities and add more permanent beds. Read more.

The Thanksgiving season is often seized upon by farmworkers and activists to highlight agricultural workers’ contributions to society and the precarious conditions that so often characterize [...]