Jenn Murray fights for all workers.
Leading with her giant heart, determination and a fearlessness (and yes sometimes as she admits impatience).
She embodies the very best of our union.
We are all worth the fight. 🫶🫶🫶
The 2026 Unifor Atlantic Regional Council is officially underway! Today, local union presidents from across the Atlantic came together for the President’s Meeting to discuss the challenges they're facing in their workplaces, share ideas, and find common cause in our fight for good jobs & strong communities.
Unifor is deeply concerned by today's announcement from the Government of Canada ordering the @CRTCeng to review its two decisionsannounced on May 21, 2026, regarding implementation of regulations related to the Online Streaming Act.
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Unifor members joined labour allies, advocates, and community at Queen's Park to mark Injured Workers’ Day.
"Today we stand together to demand better. Injured workers deserve dignity, security, and justice," said Ontario Regional Director Samia Hashi.
9.3 per cent of respondents said to increase public funding and protect public delivery.
Vast majority of Canadians want health system changes: survey https://t.co/6Rz4UmLY9E
June is National Indigenous History Month. We honour the histories, cultures, and resilience of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples, and recommit to a labour movement where everyone belongs.
This National AccessAbility Week, #Unifor stands with members with disabilities and activists building a strong, accessible #Canada. Accessibility is a right, not a one-week conversation. It is everyday work. #cdnpoli#canlab https://t.co/dz0jv4WCj3
The system is breaking down around us, and we all know it. The NHS is on its knees, stripped for parts by vultures in suits. Rent eats half your wages whilst landlords hoard properties like dragons. You work yourself sick for poverty wages whilst energy companies post record profits. Food banks are fuller than the supermarket shelves.
This isn't an accident. This is capitalism doing exactly what it was designed to do: extract every drop of value from our labour, our bodies, our lives, and funnel it upward to a class of parasites who produce nothing.
Labour won't save you. The trade union bureaucrats won't save you. No politician offering mild reforms and polite resistance will save you. They're all propping up the same rotten structure that needs us poor, desperate, and divided.
The working class makes everything work. We drive the buses, stock the shelves, care for the sick, build the houses, and teach the children. Without us, their entire world stops. We have the power. We need to organise it.
That's what the Communist Party of Britain is building. Not another talking shop. Not another reformist dead end. A genuine working-class vanguard. A disciplined, educated, militant organisation that understands the fight ahead requires more than slogans and petition drives.
We're building the structures for a real fight: political education, community defence, industrial strategy, international solidarity. We're studying the failures and successes of every workers' movement that came before us.
We're training organisers.
This isn't about waiting for the perfect moment. The crisis is here. The choice is organising or capitulating.
Join us. Build with us.
The vanguard doesn't appear from nowhere; it's built by people who've had enough.
The working class won't save itself through wishing. It needs organisation. It needs theory married to practice.
It needs you.
Join the Communist Party of Britain. Change everything.
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There is a discussion to be had about rules of origin, localizing assembly/parts production to the NA region.
But demanding one-sided rule changes, while violating CUSMA is not on. Drop 232s tariffs, then let's talk auto content.
Sell here. Build here.
#Unifor Local 333 BC Transit members in Victoria voted 97% in favour of strike action, sending a strong mandate for a fair deal. https://t.co/D1xgdnJVYj #cdnpoli#canlab
Stop health care privatization! Build our public hospital services. Ontario Health Coalition rally on Queen now. Heading up to Queen's Park to tell @fordnation
@Leftwords@fordnation 50 people from Ottawa left on the 5:22 am train to Ottawa on May 28 to join the Ontario Health Coalition rally to stop the Ford government’s privatization of of our public health care system!
Unifor: this referendum distracts from the real issues facing workers and from the real failures of government to protect good energy jobs and strong public services.
Newfoundland and Labrador’s declaration of gender-based violence as an epidemic is a significant step forward.
This recognition must now be matched with action, resources, and sustained support for survivors.
Unifor stands with all those calling for real change and safer communities for everyone.
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