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C.U.P.E Talk In The Maritimes

C.U.P.E Talk In The Maritimes

By: NICHOLAS LONDON & CHRIS WATSON
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Discussing all things CUPE (Canadian Union of Public Employees) here in the Maritimes covering New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island.

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Episodes
  • CUPE Talk In The Maritimes CUPE LOCAL 830 Update

    CUPE Talk In The Maritimes CUPE LOCAL 830 Update
    Oct 16 2025

    Its the update on the vote held by the Municipal Council of Charlottetown PEI. How did it go? Tune in!!
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    10 mins
  • CUPE2745 President Theresa McAllister Live on CUPE Talk

    CUPE2745 President Theresa McAllister Live on CUPE Talk
    Oct 16 2025

    Giving update to the members, and the public whats going on with CUPE2745 in New Brunswick
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    40 mins
  • CUPE Talk In The Maritimes Episode 21

    CUPE Talk In The Maritimes Episode 21
    Oct 15 2025

    onight’s episode of CUPE Talk In The Maritimes featured a dynamic lineup of union leaders and powerful conversations from the CUPE National Convention. We were honoured to welcome newly re-elected CUPE National President Mark Hancock, who shared his reflections and vision for the union’s future. Joining him were CUPE 1253 First Vice-President Justin Spooner and CUPE NB Secretary-Treasurer Kim Copp, both offering firsthand insights into the convention experience and the momentum building across the region. The discussion also touched on updates from CUPE PEI Local 830, solidarity with CUPW, and broader themes of organizing, reconciliation, and strengthening public sector advocacy. It was an episode full of energy, leadership, and commitment to the values that unite us.
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    1 hr and 31 mins
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