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CUPE represents over 24,000 employees in B.C.'s municipal sector and is CUPE 's biggest sector in British Columbia.
We are the biggest union in the municipal sector and represent the majority of public sector employees in this province's municipalities, including cities, districts, towns, villages, regional districts.
We represent inside and outside workers, as well as recreation employees, police and RCMP support workers in some parts of the province and employees at certain museums and art centres.
Click here for a full listing of the municipalities and municipal services in British Columbia in which we represent members.
Sector Coordinator: Joe Badali, CUPE National Rep, BC Regional Office
April 18, 2013
CUPE 1004 office gutted by fire
VANCOUVER—The offices of CUPE 1004, which represents 3,500 City of Vancouver workers, was gutted this afternoon by fire. The staff at the Maritime Labour Centre office were not injured. Vancouver Police say they have an unidentified man (not affiliated to CUPE 1004) in custody who was arrested at the scene.
CUPE 1004 president Mike Jackson called it “an extremely unfortunate incident,” adding that “fortunately no CUPE 1004 members or office staff were hurt – everyone got out ...