Unifor works to save Alberta forests from the pine beetle February 6, 2019 Alberta’s forestry industry faces a serious threat from the mountain pine beetle that could severely damage the industry for years to come.
Building solidarity across borders November 11, 2018 More than 140 union leaders and activists from several countries gathered for the first ever North American Solidarity Project Conference.
Forestry workers celebrate tariff rejection September 4, 2018 Unifor and the Canadian forestry industry was vindicated on August 29 when the U.S. Independent Trade Commission (ITC) ruled that tariffs...
U.S. tariffs on Canadian paper lower but still unfair August 7, 2018 The U.S. Department of Commerce has lowered the assessed anti-dumping duties on Canadian paper mills, but Canada’s largest forestry union says...
Why Mill Jobs Matter July 27, 2018 By Lana Payne, Atlantic Regional Director, an abridged version appeared in the Pictou Advocate, Aug. 1, 2018.
Pulp and paper workers ask Trudeau to fight for their jobs April 16, 2018 U.S. President Donald Trump’s reckless trade war on Canadian forestry is not a theoretical exercise: it will cost thousands of Canadian jobs in 2018..
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Unifor fights to #SaveLocalNews and end harassment March 9, 2018 Unifor members were honored for their work at the Canadian Screen Awards, with some using the opportunity to highlight the crisis in local news.
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 ....
