NEWS

CURC has sent the following letter to the Members of the Leaders’ Debate Consortium regarding the decision to exclude health care from the upcoming federal leaders’ debate.

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.

Brother Paul Moist, MFUR President was presented with the King Charles III Coronation Medal in recognition of community service, at a ceremony held at the Manitoba Legislature on April 9th, 2025.

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 was out in support on April 3 at the CLC - Prairie Region canvass for NDP candidate Leah Gazan, running for re-election in Winnipeg Centre.

Operating Engineers Local 987 members at Battlefield Equipment Rentals in Winnipeg are now on strike as they fight for a fair deal. These hardworking Manitobans use their expertise to help build Manitoba and they deserve to be treated with respect by their employer.

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.

Dear Sisters, Brothers and Friends, MGEU members at Métis Child, Family and Community Services (CFCS) and Michif Child and Family Services (CFS) are on strike to fight for a fair deal that provides them wage parity with other CFS workers across Manitoba.

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.

Statement by MFL President Kevin Rebeck in response to 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.

Across Canada, women and gender diverse workers are fed up with bearing the brunt of a broken economy, crumbling public infrastructure systems and precarious, low wage employment. With a federal election on the horizon, Canada’s unions are taking a stand to Rise Up for gender justice from candidate townhalls, campaign events, and lobbying sessions, all the way to the ballot box.