Marine

N.B. government commits to domestic violence leave

January 24, 2018

The N.B. government’s January 22 announcement to include domestic violence leave...

Unifor members give $135,000 to foodbanks

December 15, 2017

Unifor locals across Canada have made donations to 48 food banks, totaling $135,000 ....

Nova Scotia labour convention ignites solidarity

November 13, 2017

Unifor activists joined trade unionists from across Nova Scotia as they gathered for the N.S. Federation of Labour’s 49th convention...

B.C. Regional Council tackles health and safety

November 3, 2017

Unifor delegates from across British Columbia gathered in Richmond on Friday....

"Challenging" bargaining ahead at Irving Shipyard

October 11, 2017

Halifax – Bargaining is set to begin in November with 800 Unifor MWF Local 1 members...

Response to Bill C-49 The Transportation Modernization Act

Unifor's recommendations for protecting workers' privacy rights while strengthening safety in the transportation industries.

National

Road

Air

Rail

Marine

Retired workers play growing role

September 8, 2017

The role of retirees in the union is growing, and vital to the union;s work, Unifor’s annual Retired Workers Council heard

Unifor welcomes repeal of Harper anti-union bills

October 20, 2016

With the repeal two anti-union bills, a big step was taken to undo the Harper Government’s legacy.

Unifor welcomes new members at Bay Ferries Ltd.!

August 19, 2016

We would like to welcome 9 workers at Bay Ferries Ltd. now members of Local 4005 who have chosen to join Unifor.

Kitsilano reopening a welcome start

August 18, 2016

Published on Friday August 12, 2016

There was some welcome news on the west coast this week.

On Monday in Vancouver, Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, officially reopened the coast guard’s Kitsilano Station.

It was the ceremonial completion of a promise the Liberal government fulfilled last May, when it reversed the former Harper government’s decision to close the station in the heart of Vancouver, Canada’s busiest harbour.

Search

Marine