U.S. tariffs on Canadian paper lower but still unfair August 7, 2018 The U.S. Department of Commerce has lowered the assessed anti-dumping duties on Canadian paper mills, but Canada’s largest forestry union says...
Aboriginal and Workers of Colour push for social change through electoral representation June 19, 2018 Delegates discussed the experiences, lessons and knowledge that they had gained as member-to-member organizers...
Unifor activist appointed to B.C. Wild Salmon Advisory Council June 19, 2018 Unifor congratulates United Fishermen and Allied Workers’ Union (UFAWU-Unifor) president...
Ontario Election Town Halls Kick-off in Kitchener April 25, 2018 Unifor members came together at the Local 1106 office in Kitchener to commit to act in the 2018 June, 7 election.
Pulp and paper workers ask Trudeau to fight for their jobs April 16, 2018 U.S. President Donald Trump’s reckless trade war on Canadian forestry is not a theoretical exercise: it will cost thousands of Canadian jobs in 2018..
Ontario government proposes protections against punitive trusteeship April 4, 2018 Over the years since our founding, Unifor has sounded the alarm about heavy-handed tactics and trusteeship being used to squash local democracy
Unifor mobilizes to make Ontario election count March 28, 2018 Organizing for the Ontario provincial election campaign starts today with Unifor’s 2018 member-to-member Make it Count Ontario election campaign...
Ontario-wide meeting for decent work emboldens March 26, 2018 On March 23 and 24, trade unionists, including Unifor members, community activists and allies from across Ontario came together in Toronto...
Unifor Submission to the B.C. Labour Relations Code Review Make it Fair: Restoring Balance, Fairness and Opportunity in B.C.'s Labour Market Government and Democracy
Saskatchewan child care plan comes up short March 21, 2018 The framework announced by the federal government and the Saskatchewan government is a missed opportunity to make meaningful progress on child care...
