Education workers condemn Sudbury Catholic School Board for abandoning negotiations on Monday

Sudbury, ON – CUPE Local 5569 education workers are condemning the Sudbury Catholic District School Board (SCDSB) after the Board walked away from the bargaining table on Monday and refused to continue negotiations. On Monday, the SCDSB’s negotiators informed the Union that it would no longer review proposals or provide counteroffers. The Board then left…

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Health care workers protest government funding cuts at Ontario PC MPP Matthew Rae’s office as billion dollar revenue shortfall looms over Ontario hospitals

Over 1,000 positions already being eliminated in hospitals including North Bay, GTA, and Hamilton Stratford, ON – Health care workers represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees held a rally outside local Tory MPP Matthew Rae’s office on Tuesday in response to funding cuts by the Ford government. The government recently directed the hospitals…

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CUPE Ontario trades workers deliver message to Labour Minister Piccini at annual conference

Toronto – More than 100 trades workers from across Ontario gathered this week for CUPE Ontario’s annual Trades Conference, where they sent a clear message to Labour Minister David Piccini: stop undermining public sector trades workers. During the conference, held at the Sheraton Parkway North in Richmond Hill, delegates participated in a coordinated action urging…

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Statement Black History Month 2026

This February is the 30th anniversary Black History Month. And while CUPE Ontario marks and celebrates this milestone achievement, we’re also reminded of the harsh realities currently facing our Black and racialized communities. Today, we are witness to the unabashedly direct targeting of Black and racialized people through state-funded immigration enforcement, including the brutality of…

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New report warns of longer wait-times, rushed care, and overcrowded Ontario hospitals as government cuts expected to cause over 10,000 job losses and shortfall of 4,080 beds

Over one thousand positions already eliminated in multiple hospitals including North Bay, GTA, and Hamilton as hospitals buckle under budgetary pressures TORONTO – As hospitals cut hundreds of jobs and eliminate vacant positions amidst budgetary constraints imposed by the Conservative government, the largest health care union in Ontario is warning about longer wait-times, rushed care,…

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