Canadians and citizens around the world have taken to the streets to demand anti-Black racism be addressed after the brutal murder of George Floyd, and the deaths of far too many others.
The health and economic impacts of COVID-19 have been overwhelming. Governments across the world have
Cargill. JBS. Chartwell. Southbridge. Foodora. These are just some of the names that stand out in the profiles of corporate greed brought to stark relief by the impact of COVID19.
Uncertain times are never easy. Our history as a labour movement and as Canadians shows time and again how together we can meet adversity.
In the last few weeks, the Wet’suwet’en Nation and land defenders have forced Canadians to grapple with the legacy of injustice and discrimination that has been central to this country’s development.
Foodsters United and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers won a major victory at the
There are times in life when you have to stand up for what you believe in. Across Ontario, teachers and education workers are doing just that – standing up to the bullies at Queen’s Park who want to undermine the quality of education in this province.
Canadians are devastated to hear General Motors announce it will close the Oshawa assembly plant. There are over 2,500 union jobs at stake, which impacts all the surrounding communities.
Check out the Labour Council strategic plan for 2020-2022.
The labour movement in Canada has always recognized that it needs to bargain with both
