Bea Bruske, CLC President

We are building a movement to meet the moment. We need a people-centred recovery and unions give people the power. This is #OurMoment #canlab #cdnpoli

In these challenging times, workers are asking for something simple: fair wages, safe workplaces, and respect. The use of S107 by the govt sends the wrong message. Canada’s unions urge MPs from all parties to stand with workers and support @LeahGazan’s bill to scrap S107.

Read my full statement 👇canadianlabour.ca/statement-from…

Heartbroken by the devastating tragedy in Tumbler Ridge. Our hearts are with the families, loved ones, and the entire community grieving this unimaginable loss. Thank you to the first responders and frontline workers who are on the ground during this horrific time.

No more blank cheques for corporations. No more bad trade deals. No deal is better than a bad deal. Workers deserve an economy built with them, not behind closed doors.

Aviation safety isn’t a political bargaining chip. Using certification to score political points puts workers’ jobs and public safety at risk on both sides of the border. Decisions about safety belong to experts, not politicians.

Back to calling Canada’s Prime Minister a governor. Threatening 100% tariffs. Flirting with separatists. This is a direct assault on Canada’s sovereignty. Appeasement doesn’t work. Ever. You don’t manage a bully. You confront one. Canada’s workers will stand up to this bully.

A stronger, more self-reliant Canada must be built by workers, with an industrial strategy that creates good jobs here at home—not one that ships our wealth elsewhere. Prime Minister, workers are ready to help you make that happen.

Canada can’t afford international trade decisions that leave workers paying the price. Decisions that affect jobs, supply chains, and our industrial future must be grounded in fairness, accountability, and long-term economic resilience. Our statement: canadianlabour.ca/statement-on-c…

Workers don’t want their jobs or economic future traded away just to renew a flawed deal. Unions need to be at the table, because we know our industries, and we know what’s on the line.

Across sectors, there was strong alignment: this review has to strengthen Canadian industries and working-class communities, not hollow them out.

Today, I met with Minister LeBlanc (@DLeBlancNB) alongside trade union leaders from across the country ahead of the 2026 CUSMA review. We came together because workers have a lot at stake in these decisions.

We stand with the people of Minnesota and the American labour movement in voicing our outrage against the killing of a young woman by ICE. Workers standing up for one another includes fighting to defend the rights of immigrant workers and their families.

We know the cost of war and foreign intervention. It is always paid by civilians, by workers, and by the most vulnerable. Canada must stand on the side of peace, international law, and the right of peoples to determine their own future without violence or interference.

Canada’s Unions stand in solidarity with ITUC and TUCA in condemning Trump’s attack on Venezuela. Take this dangerous man seriously when he threatens everyone including Canada. ituc-csi.org/ituc-tuca-vene…

Who pays the price of this trade war? Who is left holding the bag? In Sault Ste. Marie, the company got massive government support. 1,000 workers got pink slips. If we can protect companies, we can protect workers too. #google_vignette" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sootoday.com/letters-to-the…

Individuals living with a disability deserve to live in dignity. Achieving that requires a a disability benefit that makes it possible. Even more so, workers want pathways to meaningful employment with a fair wage. Let’s not focus on this issue only one day per year.

Their victory is the kind of momentum we need to see in workplaces and communities right across the country!

This is what worker power truly looks like—people coming together on the shop floor, standing up for one another & refusing to accept anything less than what they deserve. I’m very proud of these workers & of @iuoe955 for being by their side throughout this organizing drive.

Solidarity with every Steelworker in the Soo. You deserved so much better. #cdnpoli

Workers showed up through downturns. They kept production running. And now, while they’re losing their jobs, the CEO gets to keep his. It’s shameful. The Carney government must intervene to protect these jobs, through procurement, policy and action.

This is outrageous. Algoma Steel took public money, our money, and paid workers back with pink slips. When I was in Sault Ste. Marie earlier this year, workers and USW leaders warned this exact thing would happen without real job protections.