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Statement from CUPE BC

Statement from CUPE BC

BURNABY–It has come to our attention that CUPE National’s logo is being used to promote a “protest” event without our authorization.

Without drawing additional attention to this event, we wish to make it clear that our union has not endorsed nor is associated with the upcoming action in any way.

As we have throughout the pandemic, CUPE BC continues to stand in support of science and the healthcare workers and other frontline workers who have worked so hard to keep us safe and continue to provide vital public services throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

We are exploring potential additional actions with legal counsel.

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