On September 30th, Canadians and CUPE Local 786 members wear orange shirts to demonstrate a commitment to reconciliation and continuing the dialogue about the traumatic history of residential schools.

Our own Indigenous Council’s video posts with members sharing their thoughts on #NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation. These are very personal and heartfelt videos.

As a local we will be recognizing and honouring Orange Shirt Day on Thursday, September 30.

Members who are looking for information from CUPE regarding vaccinations, information from CUPE National is available here.

Attention brothers and sisters - very important vaccine webinar this Sunday!

Labour Day 2021 is set for September 6th, 2021. The plan is for a caravan from City Hall to the Starlite Drive-In for a tailgate party with food, drinks and live entertainment! ALL ALLIES, FRIENDS OF LABOUR, AND COALITION PARTNERS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN!

Premier Doug Ford came by St. Joes Vaccination Clinic to thank front line health care workers for their dedication through the pandemic. If you really want to thank us Doug Ford, REPEAL Bill 124!

The union will not accept concessions in bargaining and will push Ford on wages. After all of your courage, hard work and sacrifice during the pandemic, your union believes that you deserve to see an increase in your real income.

The union will not accept concessions in bargaining and will push Ford on wages. After all of your courage, hard work and sacrifice during the pandemic, your union believes that you deserve to see an increase in your real income.

The CUPE Ontario Racial Justice Committee and EPIC Carnival are proud to present Togetherness: An Online & In-Person Carnival Celebration. Taking place JULY 24, this hybrid event will feature a live stream of socially distanced backyard parties and DJs from across Ontario.