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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.
Proud. Strong. United.
CUPE BC is the largest union in BC, with more than 100,000 members working in hundreds of occupations that help keep communities strong.
Proud. Strong. United.
CUPE BC is the largest union in BC, with more than 100,000 members working in hundreds of occupations that help keep communities strong.
Proud. Strong. United.
CUPE BC is the largest union in BC, with more than 100,000 members working in hundreds of occupations that help keep communities strong.
CUPE Locals and District Councils sponsor training workshops for their members throughout the year.
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Lockout comes to an end: District of Squamish workers ratify new collective agreement
Lockout comes to an end: District of Squamish workers ratify new collective agreement
October 29, 2025
SQUAMISH — CUPE 2269 members have ratified the tentative agreement reached earlier this week with the District of Squamish, officially bringing an end to the almost two-week long lockout. “At…
SQUAMISH — CUPE 2269 members have ratified the tentative agreement reached earlier this week with the District of Squamish, officially bringing an end to the almost two-week long lockout. “At...
Tentative agreement reached in Squamish, end of lockout in sight
Tentative agreement reached in Squamish, end of lockout in sight
October 28, 2025
SQUAMISH — CUPE 2269 and the District of Squamish have reached a tentative agreement with the assistance of a mediator, after a nearly two-week long lockout forced 250 municipal workers…
SQUAMISH — CUPE 2269 and the District of Squamish have reached a tentative agreement with the assistance of a mediator, after a nearly two-week long lockout forced 250 municipal workers...
CUPE 2269: Mediation Shows District of Squamish’s Words and Actions Don’t Align
CUPE 2269: Mediation Shows District of Squamish’s Words and Actions Don’t Align
October 25, 2025
SQUAMISH — Mediation between the District of Squamish and CUPE 2269, the union representing approximately 250 municipal workers, ended without resolution yesterday, after the District again was unwilling to make the…
SQUAMISH — Mediation between the District of Squamish and CUPE 2269, the union representing approximately 250 municipal workers, ended without resolution yesterday, after the District again was unwilling to make the...
Bulletin – Bargaining continues for Provincial Framework Agreement
Bulletin – Bargaining continues for Provincial Framework Agreement
October 21, 2025
Your K-12 sector provincial bargaining committee was back at the negotiation table late last week for our 5th session with the B.C. Public Schools Employers’ Association (BCPSEA). Over the 2…
Your K-12 sector provincial bargaining committee was back at the negotiation table late last week for our 5th session with the B.C. Public Schools Employers’ Association (BCPSEA). Over the 2...
Fraser-Fort George Workers to Picket Landfill and Transfer Station
Fraser-Fort George Workers to Picket Landfill and Transfer Station
October 20, 2025
PRINCE GEORGE – Over the weekend, striking Fraser-Fort George workers represented by CUPE 1699 refused to collect fees at landfills, transfer stations, and recreation centres as they engaged in escalating…
PRINCE GEORGE – Over the weekend, striking Fraser-Fort George workers represented by CUPE 1699 refused to collect fees at landfills, transfer stations, and recreation centres as they engaged in escalating...
CUPE 2269: Locking out workers wrong choice for District of Squamish
CUPE 2269: Locking out workers wrong choice for District of Squamish
October 15, 2025
SQUAMISH—The District of Squamish has announced a lockout of its employees who deliver public services across the community. While the District refers to it as a “partial lockout,” the union…
SQUAMISH—The District of Squamish has announced a lockout of its employees who deliver public services across the community. While the District refers to it as a “partial lockout,” the union...