CLC to march in Halifax for Labour Day as trade war puts Nova Scotia jobs at risk
HALIFAX — Canadian Labour Congress Executive Vice-President Marc-Édouard Joubert will join workers and labour leaders in Halifax for Labour Day as Trump’s escalating trade war creates uncertainty for Nova Scotia workers and industries.
Joubert will be available for media interviews ahead of, during and following the Labour Day events.
Monday, September 7, 2026
All times local.
11:00 a.m. — Halifax Labour Day Rally and March
Marc-Édouard Joubert will join workers and union leaders for a rally at the Nova Scotia Labour Board, followed by a march to Peace and Friendship Park on Hollis Street.
Location:
Nova Scotia Labour Board — Summit Place
1601 Lower Water Street
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Media availability:
Joubert will be available for interviews throughout the event.
Topics include protecting Nova Scotia jobs and industries from Trump’s tariffs, ensuring workers aren’t left to pay the price of the trade war, and strengthening workers’ rights through the federal Labour Code review.
Notes for media:
- Open coverage
- Photo and video opportunities throughout the rally and march
- Media wishing to arrange an interview are encouraged to contact CLC Media Relations in advance.
Media contact:
Canadian Labour Congress
media@clcctc.ca
613-526-7426
