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CUPE BC is the largest union in BC, with more than 100,000 members working in hundreds of occupations that help keep communities strong.
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CUPE BC is the largest union in BC, with more than 100,000 members working in hundreds of occupations that help keep communities strong.
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A Statement from CUPE BC: On Vancouver’s 2026 Budget, “zero” means cuts to services, layoffs for workers, and higher fees for families

A Statement from CUPE BC: On Vancouver’s 2026 Budget, “zero” means cuts to services, layoffs for workers, and higher fees for families

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A Statement from CUPE BC: On Vancouver’s 2026 Budget, “zero” means cuts to services, layoffs for workers, and higher fees for families

A Statement from CUPE BC: On Vancouver’s 2026 Budget, “zero” means cuts to services, layoffs for workers, and higher fees for families

November 25, 2025
Today, November 25, Mayor Ken Sim and the ABC Council members adopted a new budget without a property tax adjustment for 2026. Despite their claims, a zero percent property tax…
Today, November 25, Mayor Ken Sim and the ABC Council members adopted a new budget without a property tax adjustment for 2026. Despite their claims, a zero percent property tax...

Joint Statement from CUPE 15 and 1004 on Vancouver’s 2026 Budget

Joint Statement from CUPE 15 and 1004 on Vancouver’s 2026 Budget

November 25, 2025
Today, Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim and the ABC Councillors voted to approve the 2026 budget despite overwhelming opposition from residents, small businesses, workers, and community groups. This decision is deeply…
Today, Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim and the ABC Councillors voted to approve the 2026 budget despite overwhelming opposition from residents, small businesses, workers, and community groups. This decision is deeply...

No Means No – it’s time for Vancouver City Council to listen to their residents

No Means No – it’s time for Vancouver City Council to listen to their residents

November 24, 2025
VANCOUVER — CUPE 15 and CUPE 1004, the two unions who represent more than 6,500 inside, outside and parks workers in the City of Vancouver, are urging council to reconsider…
VANCOUVER — CUPE 15 and CUPE 1004, the two unions who represent more than 6,500 inside, outside and parks workers in the City of Vancouver, are urging council to reconsider...

Bulletin – Provincial bargaining continues

Bulletin – Provincial bargaining continues

November 21, 2025
Your K-12 provincial bargaining committee met this week with their counterparts from the B.C. Public School Employers Association (BCPSEA). This was our 6th bargaining session towards a new Provincial Framework…
Your K-12 provincial bargaining committee met this week with their counterparts from the B.C. Public School Employers Association (BCPSEA). This was our 6th bargaining session towards a new Provincial Framework...

Fraser-Fort George Workers Ratify Agreement with Regional District

Fraser-Fort George Workers Ratify Agreement with Regional District

November 20, 2025
PRINCE GEORGE — Fraser-Fort George workers, represented by CUPE 1699, have ratified a new collective agreement with the Regional District. “The support from community cannot be understated,” said Daniel Burke,…
PRINCE GEORGE — Fraser-Fort George workers, represented by CUPE 1699, have ratified a new collective agreement with the Regional District. “The support from community cannot be understated,” said Daniel Burke,...

Regional District of Fraser-Fort George Locks Out Workers

Regional District of Fraser-Fort George Locks Out Workers

November 6, 2025
PRINCE GEORGE — The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George has decided to lock out District workers, effectively turning their back on community members requiring services throughout our region. There is…
PRINCE GEORGE — The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George has decided to lock out District workers, effectively turning their back on community members requiring services throughout our region. There is...