May Day: What Has Changed, and What Still Matters

This May Day, we reflect on the progress made and the responsibility to continue improving conditions for workers. In the Yukon, that includes focusing on prevention and access to clear information. The work continues...

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Bruske: Mandatory Training and Stronger Enforcement Needed to Uphold the Westray Law

May 9, 2026
Thirty-four years ago today, 26 miners in Pictou County, Nova Scotia, lost their lives in…
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Red Dress Day From Awareness to Action

May 5, 2026
On May 5, red dresses appear across Canada. Each dress represents an Indigenous woman, girl,…
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Canada’s unions gather in Winnipeg to set workers’ agenda in uncertain times — The CLC’s 31st constitutional convention

May 4, 2026
WINNIPEG — As Canada’s unions mark 70 years of collective strength, thousands of delegates, activists…
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May Day: What Has Changed, and What Still Matters

May 2, 2026
May 1 is a moment to pause and reflect on the meaning of work. International…
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Statement of Solidarity by Unifor and the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) for May Day 2026

May 1, 2026
OTTAWA –– On May Day, workers celebrate the historic achievements of the labour movement which,…
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Spring Economic Update response: Workers need real results now

April 28, 2026
OTTAWA—Today’s Spring Economic Update announced a number of positive steps to address workers’ growing economic…
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Pharmacare Matters

Canada is the only developed country in the world with a universal health care program that doesn’t include a universal…

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Northern Healthcare Matters

Health care in the north is in crisis, and northerners are demanding that territorial and federal governments work together to…

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