Find the October 11 puzzle piece and find out more about National Coming Out Day
Updates
2021 United Way Fundraising Campaign
PSAC BC are long-time supporters of the Canadian Labour Congress and United Way’s longstanding partnership.
Save the date! PSAC BC Activist Summit: Building Activism by Building Our Membership
The PSAC BC Activist Summit is coming up in December 2021.
October 20 Day of Action: Solidarity is Our Strength
PSAC BC members will be coming together at a province wide day of action on October 20 to remind the Prime Minister, our employers, and the government that PSAC members want a fair deal at the bargaining table.
Treasury Board common issues: Team focuses on equity, remote work
During talks with Treasury Board September 27-29, the common issues team focused on improvements to equity and remote work measures for more than 120,000 federal public service workers.
Kitchen Table Talks: Celebrate Women’s History Month with PSAC BC
The PSAC BC Regional Council Women’s Coordinator and Alternates will be celebrating Women’s History Month this October by hosting a series of Kitchen Table Talks via Zoom.
PSAC BC signs open letter calling for urgent provincial action to confront the climate emergency
PSAC BC has joined 200 Indigenous, labour, environmental, youth, community and faith groups & businesses representing over million British Columbians to call on Premier Horgan to reboot our province’s climate plan to match the scale of the crisis we’re facing.
Human Rights Equality Puzzle – Sept 30th: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Find find the Sept 30th puzzle piece and find out more about Orange Shirt Day, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: A chance for reflection and reconciliation
The official designation of September 30 as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, unanimously supported by the House of Commons in May, is a necessary and encouraging step forward towards Reconciliation.
Sisters In Spirit Vigils – Oct 4
October 4th is a day when we honour the lives of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and gender diverse people, support grieving families, and create opportunities for healing.