Cupe Strike News Today

The union representing roughly 3,000 contract instructors, teaching assistants and graduate assistants at York University confirmed Friday it was preparing for a walkout.

Justice Renee Pomerance released the jury saying, We cannot proceed today. Our hope is we will be able to proceed Monday morning.

The Windsor Parade Corporation and Heritage Village released details Thursday about a new unique holiday event.

CUPE 882 has filed an unfair labour practice application with the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board regarding the City of Prince Albert's conduct during bargaining.

CUPE public health workers at Hastings Prince Edward Public Health are joining Ontario Nurses’ Association members in walking off the job on Friday.

The deal means any strike action will be called off while the union allows its members to vote on whether or not to accept the agreement.

Doug Ford made accessibility part of his brand, handing his personal number to voters and CEOs. Now, questions are being raised about him using the device for government work.

A tentative agreement between CUPE Local 5047 and the HRCE was announced on Wednesday. Some 1,800 Halifax schools support workers will spend the weekend voting on it.

After declining a previous offer in May, the union representing striking school support workers in the Halifax area have reached a tentative agreement with the province.

More than 1,800 school support workers in the Halifax area went on strike on May 10. The union said a meeting with the Halifax Regional Centre for Education is set for Friday.