↗️ CLC leadership re-elected

We also shared the table with podcast producers from the Harbinger Media Network and Quebec's progressive news site Pivot.

If you weren't able to make it to the conference, Harbinger has uploaded podcast highlights from speakers like economist Jim Stanford, comedian Margaret Cho, and Amazon Labour Union President Chris Smalls.

Notably, CLC President Bea Bruske and her Team Unite slate were re-elected unopposed. CLC delegates also passed an affordability action plan to protect rent control, public services, and health care.

Emily Leedham
Shift Work Editor

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ENDED: Grand River Transit workers and Unifor Local 4304 members have ended their strike, winning higher wages.

NEW: Halifax education workers and CUPE 5047 members are on strike for higher wages.

NEW: Casino Woodbine workers and PSAC members were locked out by the employer for demanding higher wages.

NEW: Owens Illinois glass plant workers and USW 206G members are on strike for higher wages.

ADDED: Quebec school bus drivers and Teamsters 106 members are on strike for hgigher wages.

Custodian and maintenance workers and CUPE 233 members at Toronto Metropolitan University are on strike for higher wages and pension plan equality.

Unifor members working for Autobus Longueuil are on strike for higher wages

Iqualit Housing Authority workers are on strike for higher wages.

250 Windsor Salt workers are on strike for higher wages.

Société québécoise du cannabis workers and CUPE members are on strike for higher wages.

7 WEEKS: First Transit drivers and CUPE members in BC are on strike for higher wages.

Montreal Notre-Dame-des-Neiges cemetery workers are on strike for wage increases.

Port du Quebec longshore workers and CUPE members remain locked out.

ACTRA performers have been locked out by the Institute of Canadian Agencies, launch boycott.

Ontario Timberland Equipment workers and USW members are on strike to fight weakened pensions.

Quebec's Coop Lanaudière workers remain on strike.

Moose Jaw Super 8 workers and Unite Here Local 41 members remain locked out.

BC Pacific Gateway hotel workers and Unite Here Local 40 members have been on strike for two years.

Canadian Automobile Association has permanently shut down three Ontario stores, two store remain temporarily closed. CAA workers and Teamsters members have been on strike for higher wages since October 29, 2021.