CUPE, OPSEU and ONA are fighting changes to the Public Sector Labour Relations Transition Act (PSLRTA) which would, in circumstances where one union had 60 percent or more of members, take away the right of public sector workers to vote to choose which union to belong to.

Government taking away your right to choose which union you belong to

Both the Liberals and the Conservatives have a terrible record on hydro privatization. Only the Ontario NDP has consistently opposed the sale of our public assets.

85% of Hydro One still belongs to us – let’s keep it that way. Send the Liberals a message they can’t ignore by helping to elect Whitby-Oshawa’s public power candidate!

On Feb 11th, vote for Whitby-Oshawa's public power candidate

Day of Mourning - CUPE & Local 1

A message from stopcontractingout.ca and CUPE.

Wilfrid Laurier University - Stop Contracting Out!

Call Essex county council and tell them to settle this strike and open our libraries for our community

Essex County Library Workers Support

Essex County Library Strike Radio Ad August 25

Essex County Strike Support Radio Ad

Support CUPE 2049, locked-out CAS workers in Nipissing and Parry Sound

Cupe Ontario Sectary-Treasurer Candace Rennick talks about the dangers fo the Ford Conservatives Bill 47 on the Bill Kelly Show

Candace Rennick On The Dangers Of Bill 47 on the Bill Kelly Show November 22, 2018

Candace Rennick Talks #TimeToCare On AM800 LIVE From Queen's Park February 27, 2018

CUPE Ontario is the political wing of the Canadian Union of Public Employees—Canada's largest union—in the country's most populated province.

With more than 240,000 members, CUPE Ontario is a formidable political voice. We campaign at the provincial level for legislative, policy and political change on issues affecting public services and our dedicated members who deliver them. We are proud to partner with labour and community groups to build strong communities and the kind of province that we all want.

Privatization, forced mergers, cutbacks, restructuring and other issues are affecting our quality of life in Ontario. They are also putting jobs, wages and working conditions of thousands of working people on the line every day. At CUPE Ontario, we continue to lead major campaigns in our key sectors