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OTTAWA—CLC President Bea Bruske issued the following statement:
“The government’s What We Heard report reflects what workers and unions have been saying throughout the Labour Code review, but it also leaves the door open to proposals that would give government more power to intervene in strikes and restrict workers’ bargaining power. Canada needs stronger labour law...
OTTAWA — This Labour Day, Canada’s unions are standing up for workers’ jobs, livelihoods, and rights as Trump’s trade war creates growing uncertainty for working people across the country.
“Canada is right to stand firm against Trump, but we cannot lose sight of what that will mean for working people,” said Bea Bruske, President of the Canadian Labour Congress. “The...
Every year, on December 3, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) recognizes a union member for their disability rights activism.
This award is named in honour of Carol McGregor, an outstanding disability rights activist, member of NUPGE and the CLC Disability Rights Working Group, and who was much loved by all those w...
OTTAWA — Canadian Labour Congress President Bea Bruske met with Prime Minister Mark Carney and national union leaders today, telling the Prime Minister that Canada’s unions stand behind the decision to walk away from a bad trade deal and are ready for the difficult fight ahead.
“Walking away was the right decision. Canada’s workers are behind our co...
RED DEER — Canadian Labour Congress Executive Vice-President Siobhán Vipond will join workers, labour leaders, and community activists in Red Deer for Labour Day as Trump’s escalating trade war threatens Alberta jobs and workers’ rights come under increasing pressure.
Monday, September 7, 2026
All times local.
11:00 a.m. — Red Deer Labour Day Cel...