CUPE TALK IN THE ATLANTIC Episode 41
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CUPE TALK IN THE ATLANTIC Episode 41
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Summary
Wes, Nick, Matt, and Nana came together for a powerful and informative episode focused on major developments across the labour movement in Atlantic Canada.
We opened with a discussion on the CUPE Nova Scotia Rally held at the Provincial House — a strong show of solidarity as workers continue to push for fairness, respect, and real improvements in long‑term care and public services.
The team also explored the launch of the new CUPE.ca website, highlighting its updated design, improved accessibility, and the tools it offers for members, activists, and the public to stay informed and engaged.
As April 28 approaches, we reflected on the National Day of Mourning, honouring workers who have been killed, injured, or made ill on the job. The hosts shared the importance of remembrance, recommitment to safety, and the ongoing fight to ensure every worker returns home safely.
If you’re passionate about workers’ rights, public services, and staying connected to the labour movement across the Atlantic region, this episode delivers meaningful updates and thoughtful conversation.
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