A Statement from CUPE BC: Defending Truth, Rejecting Denialism
In advance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, CUPE BC adds our voice to the growing chorus condemning the toxic spread of Residential School denialism. The truth of the Indian Residential School system is not up for debate. It is a documented historical fact, affirmed by the powerful testimony of survivors and the […]
Squamish municipal workers set to begin rotating job action
SQUAMISH — CUPE Local 2269 members have issued 72-hour strike notice and rotating job action will begin this coming Thursday, October 2, 2025. “District workers provide the critical public services our community counts on,” says CUPE 2269 President Celeste Bickford. “But the cost of everyday basics has continued to rise, and workers need wages that […]
BC Ombudsperson needs to hear from you
B.C.’s Ombudsperson, Jay Chalke, is investigating concerns of students in public schools being asked or told to not attend schools. The investigation will assess whether these practises are fair for students, particularly those with diverse learning abilities. The Ombudsperson wants to hear directly from K-12 educators that offer direct support to students – for example, […]