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Statement from CUPE Nova Scotia: Treaty Rights in Nova Scotia

February 9, 2021October 20, 2020
CUPE Nova Scotia strongly condemns the anti-Indigenous racism and violence that has rocked our province in recent days. CUPE Nova Scotia stands in solidarity with the Mi’kmaq fishers who are exercising their constitutional right to engage Read more [...]
Tags Indigenous, Mi’kmaq, Treaty Rights

2020 Election Results

October 6, 2020October 6, 2020
Congratulations to all of the successful candidates! Many thanks to each of the nominees / expressions of interest who ran in this years election, and thank you to our delegates for participating & being so patient with Read more [...]
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Immediate action needed by Nova Scotia government to ensure adequate staffing in long-term care before next wave of pandemic

September 23, 2020September 23, 2020
Recommendations in the Northwood Review do not offer immediate solutions to addresses recruitment and retention problems in the long-term care sector, says CUPE Nova Scotia President Nan McFadgen. “There is no time to develop a ‘vision for Read more [...]
Tags long-term care, nan mcfadgen, northwood
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