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Fund Our Schools
We ♡ our schools. BUT there are problems in our schools that need urgent attention.
Yes, It Matters!
Working together to end systemic racism and create a just
Canada for all.
Unite to Defeat the Right
Our unions are under attack – and the right wing is preparing their next assault.
Climate Justice
Unions play a key role in driving a sustainable future. Let’s empower workers to build a long-lasting, sustainable economy.
See Past Campaigns
Since 1871, the Labour Council has championed principles which improve the lives of its members and their communities. Today, we work for justice in our workplaces, in our politics, in our communities, and in our world.
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WHO WE ARE
What We Do For Our Members
The Toronto & York Region Labour Council represents over 200,000 workers from diverse sectors in labour unions across the Toronto region. Committed to fighting for economic, social, racial and climate justice, the Council works tirelessly to create a fair and equitable future for all.
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News and Updates
TYRLC Statement: Raising the Luxury Homes Tax and Other Steps to Prevent Service Cuts in Toronto’s 2026 Annual Budget
Jan 8th, 2026 “Cut taxes for the wealthy and cut public services” has been the
No To Hate Rally: Blame Billionaires Not Immigrants
On January 10th, dig deep into your networks and come with your friends, family, neighbours and co-workers to say No to racism and Islamophobia!
Letter to Premier Ford: Repeal Your Attack on Tenants
Toronto & York Region Labour Council asks Ford government to repeal Bill 60
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Upcoming Events
5
DEC
December Delegates Meeting
- 7:30 pm- 10:30 pm
- IBEW Hall
Join us for our monthly Labour Council Delegates’ Meeting!
January Delegates Meeting
- 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
- IBEW Hall
Join us for our monthly Labour Council Delegates’ Meeting!
9
JAN
People’s March Toronto - Fighting for a Better World
- 12 pm - 3 pm
- IBEW Hall
Join the us, the Urban Alliance on Race Relations, Community Solidarity Toronto, and International Women’s Day Toronto to push back against hate and the far right on Donald Trump’s inauguration.
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JAN
