Executive Board & Standing Committee Positions

At this year’s CUPE Nova Scotia Convention at the Membertou Trade & Convention Centre, there will be elections held to fill the following positions: Executive Board President Recording Secretary Diversity Vice-President & Alternate Young Worker Vice-President Central Area Vice-President & Alternate Southern Area Vice-President & Alternate Standing Committees Women’s Committee Human Rights Committee Political Action Committee Pension Committee Standing Committee vacancies CUPE Atlantic Maritime Indigenous Council (CAMIC) – three vacancies Contracting Out and Privatization Committee – three vacancies including one young worker Education Committee – two vacancies Global Justice Committee – one vacancy (young worker) Health & Safety Committee – one vacancy (young worker) One Trustee & Alternate  

Reports and Documents for Convention 2025

Agenda for Convention 2025 Appeals to CUPE Nova Scotia Policy Awards Committee Terms of Reference Cape Breton Area Vice-President Report Central Area Vice-President Report Code of Conduct Communications Editor Report Communications Policy Convention Committees CUPE Nova Scotia Constitution CUPE National Pink Triangle Committee Report CUPE National Young Workers Committee Report CUPE Nova Scotia 2024 Convention Minutes CUPE Nova Scotia Directory 2025 Diversity Vice-President Report E-Voting Policy Education Committee Report Elections – Municipal Provincial Federal and School Board Policy Equality Statement Financial Guidelines Global Justice Committee Report Guidelines for CUPE Candidates in NS – Municipal, Federal, Provincial or School Boards Land Acknowledgement National Global Justice Committee Report National Library Worker Committee Update Northern Area Vice-President Report Pension Committee Report Recognition of African Nova Scotians Recording Secretary Report Regulations Internal Elections Policy Secretary Treasurer’s Report Solidarity Assistance Fund Southern Area Vice-President Report Status of Resolutions Travel Outside CUPE NS Events Policy Van … Read more…

Red Dress Day 2025

May 5th is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People, also known as Red Dress Day. CUPE Nova Scotia mourns these tragic losses, and offers our support and love to the grieving communities and families of those lost. Indigenous women disproportionately experience life-threatening, gender-based violence because of hatred and racism. We encourage everyone to advocate for systemic change, and to stand together in solidarity and support for justice, healing, and reconciliation. #MMIWG2S #NoMoreStolenSisters