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MFUR President Paul Moist joined in support with transit workers, members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 500 (CUPE) and members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) at the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) rally for safety on November 26.

MFUR President Paul Moist pictured here with CUPE Manitoba President Gina McKay at today’s Manitoba Throne Speech.

MFUR President Paul Moist joined with striking CUPW members on the picket line in Winnipeg today.

CUPW is on strike!!!

Finally, after 50 years of fighting, we have won 50% + 1 card check and anti-scab legislation. And thanks to Premier Wab Kinew and his NDP government, we have the strongest card check and anti-scab law in Canada.

A general membership meeting of MFUR was held on November 7 at the Union Centre. President Paul Moist delivered opening remarks and chaired the meeting.

MFUR President, Brother Paul Moist attended the sacred fire outside the Manitoba Legislature in honour of Murray Sinclair.

The passing of Murray Sinclair affords all citizens the opportunity to reflect upon the teachings and contributions of this great Canadian.

CUPW members are fighting for a fair deal with Canada Post, The employer is asking for concessions, but postal workers are standing united to get better wages, greater job security and safer workplaces.

On the International Day for Care and Support, 29 October, the ITUC calls on governments to recognise care as a human right and public good, which includes the right to provide care, to receive care and to self-care.

MFUR President Paul Moist received the Winnipeg 150 community service award from Mayor Scott Gillingham on October 19 at Assiniboine Park. A tree was also planted in his honour.

MFUR President Paul Moist volunteering, assembling backpacks for distribution in the inner city.