National Day of Remembrance & Action on Violence Against Women
We thank and recognize our members at Avalon in Halifax, NS who work to support people who have experienced gender-based and sexualized violence.
Alberni Golf Club workers and allies rallied in Port Alberni to protest mass layoffs and union busting
Employee says it’s the first time he’s been laid off in 38 years of service.
A supporter and Bridge employee at the FEB 19, 2025 shelter worker solidarity rally in Halifax.
Workers at the Bridge in Dartmouth Ratify First Union Contract
Win some of highest wages in the sector across all the Atlantic provinces.
Austin Hiltz at at the July 15 press conference and rally.
Voices from OTC – Austin Hiltz
“Workers shouldn’t be punished for what the Houston Government says is mismanagement.”
Voices from OTC – Carlo Cininni
"Shame on the Houston government for throwing us under the bus – and shame on the media who refused to let us tell our story and failed to dig deeper."
OTC workers and supporters.
Out of the Cold workers hold public rally in Halifax after mass terminations
Workers say they should not be punished for mismanagement and call for meeting with Houston Government.
Article: Home at last
“Home at last: The long road to unionizing Nova Scotia’s largest homeless shelter,” an article by Eamon Irving published in The Signal about some of SEIU’s newest members.
SEIU members Emma Lindala and Kristina Fifield work at the Avalon Sexual Assault Centre.
SEIU members invite you to December 6 Vigil
SEIU Members Emma and Kristina working at the Avalon Sexual Assault Centre in Halifax, invite you to a December 6 Vigil to honour the 14 lives lost during the Montreal Massacre and those who are still impacted by gender-based violence each day.
Canada’s NDP leader Jagmeet Singh and MP Don Davies.
Nova Scotia’s Unions discuss healthcare with Federal NDP Caucus
NDP hosts roundtable discussion to listen firsthand to healthcare workers and unions representing them about the Nova Scotian healthcare system.
Important Reminder for Continuing Care Assistants in Nova Scotia
RE: CCA Registration It is now mandatory in Nova Scotia for all Continuing Care Assistants (“CCAs”) to register with the CCA registry. CCAs have until June 30th to register. Registration…