Labour Council
Strategic Plan 2025-2028
Our 2025 – 2028 Strategic plan
Geordie Dent
February 26, 2026
Tag: Policy Statement
Our Cities
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
Geordie Dent
February 26, 2026
Letter
Letter to Premier Ford: Repeal Your Attack on Tenants
Toronto & York Region Labour Council asks Ford government to repeal Bill 60
Geordie Dent
January 8, 2026
Our Society
Resisting Ford’s Attacks on Workers, Tenants, Students and Communities
Doug Ford has been busy distracting Ontarians while he pretends to fight Trump’s trade war but actually helps corporate buddies amass more profits.
Geordie Dent
November 12, 2025
Labour Council
Resolutions Coming Forward Directly to Delegates – Oct 2025
TYRLC Resolutions to the 2025 OFL Convention
Geordie Dent
January 15, 2026
Our Society
End State Interference in Bargaining! Repeal Section 107 of the Labour Code!
The federal Liberal government’s most recent ploy has been its repeated exploitation of Section 107 (s107) of the Canadian Labour Code — the highest level of federal government interference in collective bargaining in Canadian history.
Geordie Dent
September 5, 2025
Our Society
Labour Council Condemns Unlawful Detention & Assault of Chris Smalls
The Toronto & York Region Labour Council condemns the Israeli military’s illegal detention and assault of Chris Smalls, a human rights activist and trade unionist.
Geordie Dent
August 1, 2025
Our Society
Liberal PM Mark Carney Needs to Advance Labour Rights
Canadians elected this government to fix what the last one broke — instead, Carney is deepening the crisis for working people.
Geordie Dent
July 8, 2025
Our Society
Ford Leads Charge Against Democracy
Like Trump, Ford continues to prioritize his own pet projects and his developer and wealthy corporate pals.
Geordie Dent
June 17, 2025
Our Society
Where Does the Labour Movement Go From Here?
In April, we elected a Liberal corporate banker as Prime Minister. In February, we re-elected a Conservative multi-millionaire business owner as Premier. Both election outcomes were largely motivated by concerns about Donald Trump.
Geordie Dent
May 2, 2025