Canada Pension Plan improvements needed now
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It is with great dismay that CUPE has learned of the closing of the Tolko Industries paper and saw mill in The Pas, Manitoba, resulting in the loss of over 250 jobs.
While CUPE does not represent Tolko workers, we do understand the impact the closure of this plant will have on the community at large, and on individual families.
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Once again CUPE Manitoba will be participating in the Manitoba Filipino Street Festival!
We will be marching in the parade, and we’ll also have a booth on-site during the festival.
If you’re interested in coming out, please let us know by emailing: cupemb@cupe.mb.ca
We’ll be meeting at 7:45 am to get our parade float ready, and the march starts at 9am!
CUPE members from across Manitoba came together to march in solidarity in Steinbach Manitoba’s first annual Pride parade and celebration, Saturday July 9th.
While organizers originally expected roughly 200 participants, Manitobans gathered in numbers estimated between 3,000 and 5,000 to march, cheer, and support the Steinbach LGBTTI community.
“CUPE is proud to have participated in such an historic event,” said Kelly Moist, President of CUPE Manitoba.
This Saturday will be Steinbach's first ever Pride March and celebration, and we are hoping to have a strong CUPE presence there. We will be marching down the streets of Steinbach in support of our LGBTTQ* members and allies.
The march will begin from E.A. Friesen Park, and we are suggesting that CUPE folks meet and gather right outside of the park, at the corner of Elm St and Elmdale St.
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On behalf of CUPE Local 4792, representing staff at the Behavioural Health Foundation – Male Youth Program, we would like to express our deepest condolences and our unwavering support to the victims of the violent assaults that took place on May 29 against BHF staff.
No worker should ever have to face violence in the workplace.
Social Impact Bonds give rise to concern
The Pallister Government’s first provincial budget offers minor improvements to many important areas of the public sector, says CUPE Manitoba.
“We are pleased to see this government’s continuation of funding to health care, education, post- secondary education, and social services,” says Kelly Moist, President of CUPE Manitoba.