On May 9, 1992, twenty-six men working at the Westray Coal Mine in Plymouth, Nova Scotia were killed by a major explosion. It was one of the deadliest mining disasters in Canadian history. A public inquiry found it could have been avoided. After years of lobbying by Canada’s United Steelworkers, changes were made to the criminal code in the name…
Canada’s unions are planning ahead to mark Asian Heritage Month, a time to recognize the resilience and resolve of the unsung heroes of Asian descent found across the labour movement. We want to profile and honour these everyday heroes for the contributions they make to our movement and communities. Do you have a hero you want to highlight this May?…
Black communities continue to face systemic anti-Black racism in Canada. This Black History Month, add your voice and let government know you want to see justice for Black workers and communities. Send a letter to your MP today.