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CUPE Nova Scotia and CUPE National endorse Christine Saulnier for Halifax in federal election

September 18, 2019
“Christine Saulnier doesn’t just talk the talk. She walks the walk and we are proud to endorse her as the candidate for Halifax in the upcoming federal election,” says CUPE Nova Scotia President Nan McFadgen. CUPE National President Read more [...]
Tags Christine Saulnier, elections, Mark Hancock, nan mcfadgen, NDP
Still photo from a CUPE Nova Scotia video. Four members sailing on a boat.

Our Work in Your Community: Video

August 29, 2019
In Nova Scotia, we look out for each other and, from Yarmouth to Meat Cove, CUPE is looking out for you. You can find us providing service in hospitals; supporting seniors, children and people with disabilities; and working in our schools, Read more [...]
Tags CUPE Nova Scotia, Public services
Louise Riley, Jill Provost and Nan McFadgen

Bursary announcement a step in the right direction for continuing care assistant recruitment in Nova Scotia

July 29, 2019
CUPE Nova Scotia representatives are encouraged by the return of a bursary program for continuing care assistants announced by the Minister of Health and Wellness in Kentville today. The bursary program is a partnership between the provincial Read more [...]
Tags bursary, Continuing Care Assistants, Kentville, long-term care
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