Nova Scotians have an opportunity to elect a provincial government that will strengthen our public services and create good-paying jobs for workers. We have an opportunity to break the pattern of electing Liberal and Conservative governments that attack our pensions, privatize our public resources, and stand in the way of a cleaner economy and environment.
Read more…Our Actions as a Union Can Make a Difference on Election Day!
Special constables at the Cape Breton Regional Police Lock-up will hold an information picket at the Sydney Civic Centre on the Esplanade from 12-1 pm and from 4-5 pm today, Thursday. They will hold information pickets again tomorrow, Friday, in front of the police station on Grand Lake Road at the same times, 12-1 pm and 4-5 pm.
Read more…Special constables at Sydney Lockup to hold information pickets
Sean Foley Colchester North Sean has spent three decades working to make Colchester County better. Over the last 30 years, Sean has had a career working for the Nova Scotia Health Authority’s Environmental Services Department in Truro. He has been a volunteer member of the Onslow Belmont Fire Brigade for 31 years. Sean enjoys taking care of his neighbours and doing his part to make sure that anyone who has to go to our hospital has as pleasant an experience as possible. As the vice president of CUPE 8920 and the northern zone area vice president for CUPE, Sean has worked tirelessly to ensure that workers’ safety, security, and quality of life are maintained and that they are receiving a fair wage for their hard work. He and his wife Pat have resided in Belmont for over 31 years. They have two dogs, three cats, a parrot, a horse, and … Read more…