NEWS

UNION RETIREE Sunday Edition is a weekly publication written by the Congress of Union Retirees of Canada (CURC) that explores issues relevant to retirees, senior citizens, their families and their communities.

CUPW is once again facing the possibility of undue government interference in its collective bargaining process with Canada Post.

UNION RETIREE Sunday Edition is a weekly publication written by the Congress of Union Retirees of Canada (CURC) that explores issues relevant to retirees, senior citizens, their families and their communities.

UNION RETIREE Sunday Edition is a weekly publication written by the Congress of Union Retirees of Canada (CURC) that explores issues relevant to retirees, senior citizens, their families and their communities.

UNION RETIREE Sunday Edition is a weekly publication written by the Congress of Union Retirees of Canada (CURC) that explores issues relevant to retirees, senior citizens, their families and their communities.

On May 13, MFUR President Paul Moist presented to the Manitoba Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development in support of Bill 25, The Public-Private-Partnerships (P3) Transparency and Accountability Act.

CURC has sent the following letter to Prime Minister Carney regarding our encouragement to have a Minister identified for Seniors.

UNION RETIREE Sunday Edition is a weekly publication written by the Congress of Union Retirees of Canada (CURC) that explores issues relevant to retirees, senior citizens, their families and their communities.

MFUR President Paul Moist made two presentations on May 7 to the Manitoba Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development on Bill 24, The Workers Compensation Amendment Act and Bill 29, The Workplace Safety and Health Amendment Act.

UNION RETIREE Sunday Edition is a weekly publication written by the Congress of Union Retirees of Canada (CURC) that explores issues relevant to retirees, senior citizens, their families and their communities.

On April 30, MFUR Executive Member Arlene Macklem made a presentation to the Manitoba Standing Committee on Justice in support of Bill 43, which amends the Human Rights Code to include gender expression as a protected ground under the Code.

Today, on the National Day of Mourning, MFUR President Paul Moist, Communications VP Karen Byzuk and MFUR member Grant Rodgers, joined with Manitoba’s Labour movement for the Safe Workers of Tomorrow Leaders' Walk followed by the Manitoba Federation of Labour ceremony at the Workers Memorial.