Join allies from coast to coast to coast for our first Equal Pay Day Virtual rally on Saturday 4 April at 1:00 p.m. EDT. We’ll have exciting speakers! Real-time interactions! Community building actions Register for the Virtual Rally Equal Pay Day draws attention to the […]
The CCU-CSC is acknowledging the contribution of black workers in Canada as part of Black History month through a three-part series highlighting the impact of black Canadians in our country. After releasing editions on East and Central Canada, this is final edition of the three-part […]
Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in the ‘CCU Union Steward Training Manual’ and there is a commitment to keep it up to date, legislation and professional regulations are subject to change and therefore the committee cannot […]
With the COVID-19 health crisis shutting down parliaments, businesses and almost everything else in countries throughout the world, it’s easy to miss out on some other important news events taking place. Last week, NDP Member of Parliament Don Davies introduced an opposition motion on Pharmacare […]
By CCU President Kelly Johnson Last week, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a global pandemic, with over 182,000 cases currently being reported worldwide, including 424 in Canada – and these numbers are increasing every day. Although the spread of this illness in […]
By CCU President Kelly Johnson There’s an old saying: “You don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone.” There are millions of people born every decade in this country who expect certain rights and freedoms just by being Canadian. One of them is public education, […]
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| Equal Pay Day Equal Pay Day Apr 4 all-day  Join allies from coast to coast to coast for our first EQUAL PAY DAY VIRTUAL RALLY on Saturday 4 April at 1:00 p.m. EDT. We’ll have exciting speakers! Real-time interactions! Community building actions! Equal Pay... | ||||||
| Day of Mourning Day of Mourning Apr 28 all-day  In 1990, Parliament passed the Workers Mourning Day Act to recognize April 28th as the day to remember workers killed or injured on the job. Over 1,000 Canadians lose their lives at work every year.... |
