Ontario CUPE

• Ontario repeals law that banned education workers from striking

  The province passed the legislation on Nov. 3 in a bid to prevent 55,000 workers from the Canadian Union of Public Employees from striking.

  Politics

  Nov 14, 2022
  
• Toronto-area boards set to re-open schools Tuesday as CUPE members return to work

  In an email to Global News on Monday, Ryan Bird, a spokesperson for the TDSB confirmed that the boards schools will be reopening to in-person student learning on Tuesday. 

  Canada

  Nov 7, 2022
  
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• Multiple unions planning mass Ontario-wide walkout to protest Ford government: sources

  Multiple sources told Global News a coalition of unions is planning a mass demonstration at Queen’s Park next Saturday, and a massive multi-sector strike on Monday, Nov. 14.

  Politics

  Nov 6, 2022
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• Trudeau weighing ‘all options’ on notwithstanding clause use amid CUPE Ontario strike

  The notwithstanding clause gives provincial legislatures or Parliament the ability, through passage of law, to override certain portions of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

  Politics

  Nov 4, 2022
• Ontario CUPE education workers start voting on whether to strike

  The Canadian Union of Public Employees has called Ontario's initial contract offer, which it made public, insulting.

  Education

  Sep 23, 2022