Since our country officially recognized February as Black History Month in 1995, governments, organizations and individuals have used this month to honour the traditions, accomplishments, heritage and culture of Black people, as well as educate people about Black history. Over the years, CUPW’s Human Rights Committee has overseen the creation of posters and bulletins Read more about Black History Month 2021: The Work Isn’t Over[…]

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), was informed this morning, that one of our members has died. We send our deepest condolences to the family, friends and co-workers. We have many questions for Canada Post and we are demanding answers. We’ve been told that the cause of death is unknown, however, we do know Read more about CUPW Statement – Death of a Postal Worker in Toronto[…]

Saturday January 23 2021 In recent days, the number of workers testing positive for COVID-19 at the Gateway East facility in Mississauga has greatly increased. Public health authorities have ordered that all shift #3 employees are to self-isolate. These employees will receive paid quarantine leave. All shift #2 employees will have to be tested for Read more about COVID-19 Strikes Toronto Gateway East[…]