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The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day of hope and healing for those impacted by the horrors of the residential school system, and who continue to be triggered and retraumatized through the ongoing confirmation of unmarked graves.
Here are some resources to use on September 30 and after to learn, reflect, and consider how you can take meaningful action on reconciliation, updated for 2022.
What to expect and what comes next: a Parks Canada bargaining update.
PSAC’s 2023 National Health and Safety Conference will be held in person January 27-29 in Montreal with the theme “Shaping the future of work: building safer, more inclusive workplaces”.
This workshop will explore how intergenerational trauma can impact our work as union leaders and activists and discuss best practices for supporting and representing members impacted by these traumas.
Local government elections will take place in BC in October 15.
A call-out for photos or other visual documentation of PSAC members, Committees, Component or Local actions in relation to Reconciliation
Congratulations to Jennifer Horsley and Josh Peterson, who recently completed their studies at the Labour College of Canada.
Over 200 PSAC members and allies came together at a rally in Esquimalt, August 10, calling on the federal government to provide a fair wage offer during the current round of negotiations.
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Canada’s labour movement has a long history of fighting – and winning – battles for decent wages, better working conditions, and stronger protections that improve people’s lives.