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Happy Pride Month from CUPE NS

Ensuring the safety, well-being and inclusion of LGBTQ2+ people: CUPE Nova Scotia

February 9, 2021June 21, 2020
PRIDE month is a time to remember the struggle, to celebrate victories and to reaffirm our commitment to solidarity with the LGBTQ2+ community. This global pandemic has certainly impacted how we mark PRIDE month this year. It has also shown Read more [...]
Tags Human Rights Committee, LGBTQ2+, PRIDE
Nan McFadgen, CUPE NS president

Nan McFadgen: Underfunding brings Nova Scotia’s childcare system to brink of collapse

June 19, 2020June 19, 2020
The following letter to the editor by CUPE NS President Nan McFadgen was published by the Chronicle Herald on June 19, 2020.  The Nova Scotia government announced to the citizens of this province that it would ensure childcare centres and Read more [...]
Tags child care, COVID-19, early childhood education, ECE, nan mcfadgen
Empty child care classroom

Child care sector in Nova Scotia on brink of collapse

June 19, 2020
Child care centres across Nova Scotia are now facing a funding crisis that threatens to undermine the viability of the entire sector. Premier McNeil told families that their child care spots would be held for them once the economy reopened. Read more [...]
Tags child care, CUPE 3688, CUPE 4745, early childhood education, ECE, nan mcfadgen
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