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Non-Indigenous Canadians must work to support Indigenous Peoples’ struggles for justice.
Treasury Board announced in April that its implementation date for the Program and Administrative Services (PA) group’s
PSAC proudly joins our members across the country in celebrating Pride this summer. While we may not be able to march together this year, the fierce spirit of Pride lives on in virtual events hosted coast to coast to coast celebrating the resiliency and perseverance of LGBTQ2+ communities.
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Delegates elected Craig Reynolds as Regional Executive Vice-President at the 2021 PSAC Ontario Regional Triennial Convention held June 10 to 13.
PSAC has warned the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) that the union may be pursuing legal action after the employer announced — in the middle of contract negotiations — that it intends to change its policy on international escorts for inland enforcement officers.
There is no place for hate, violence and Islamophobia in our union, workplaces and our communities.
Colleen Coffey has been re-elected by acclamation to serve as the PSAC Regional Executive Vice-President for the Atlantic Region.
After months of preparation, bargaining teams for the PA, SV, TC and EB groups are now gearing up for their first meetings with the employer in June.
Lorraine Rousseau is a dedicated labour and social justice activist who is committed to protecting quality public services that make local communities stronger across the North.
PSAC reaches out today to the residents of the Tk’emlups te Secwépemc First Nation, who learned yesterday that the remains of 215 children who attended the Kamloops Indian Residential School have been found on the reserve.
Canadians will never forget the horrible images of seniors suffering alone in private long-term care homes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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