It was a three man team tonight. Nick is in Nova Scotia joining via video, Wes Wills joined Chris Watson live and we discussed everything from Wesley Wills getting reelected as Vice President for Local 380, upcoming news and general discussion on New Brunswick Federation of Labour. We spoke about Facilitating and why Nick is in Halifax Nova Scotia this week. We took a few moments to discuss the Montreal Massacre Memorial and how it still effects us today. We had a discussion on CUPE 1281 YUFA Sub-Unit, and before we left we heard the news from CUPE.ca on Town of Grand Falls-Windsor terminates CUPE 1349 President for participating in Elections.

The newest episode of CUPE Talk In The Maritimes features an engaging discussion with New Brunswick NDP Leader Andrew White, PSAC Executive Vice President of B.C. Jamey Mills, and CUPE 1281 Sub Local YUFA members Mariful Alam and Baolinh Dang. Together, they explore pressing issues facing workers and unions today, offering perspectives from across the country. The episode also includes the third installment of Where Did It All Start, welcoming CUPE PEI President Ashley Clark to reflect on the roots of union activism and the ongoing fight for fairness and solidarity.

Tonight’s episode of CUPE Talk in the Maritimes is packed with powerhouse voices and urgent conversations. Canadian Labour Congress Secretary-Treasurer Lily Chang and CUPE National Secretary-Treasurer Candace Rennick break down the 2025 Federal Budget and its impact on workers and public services. Ottawa CUPE Council President Mohammad Akbar joins the discussion to weigh in on the budget and the ATA fight. New Brunswick Nurses Union President Paula Doucet shares frontline insights, while CUPE 8125 President Alia Hussain introduces a bold new campaign mobilizing members across sectors. We also bring you the second installment of Where Did It All Start?, featuring Erin McAllister’s inspiring journey into the labour movement. From budget battles to grassroots action, this episode is a must-listen for anyone committed to solidarity and justice.

Live Footage, President of CUPE National Speaks to the people of Charlottetown and councillors, CUPE PEI President, CUPE NB President, and so many more members walk the line with CUPE Local 830 and so much more on this episode. A special conversation at the end with Nick London & CUPE Local 830 President Robbie Howatt.

🔥 CUPE TALK In The Maritimes just wrapped up two electrifying days in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia with CUPE NB — and wow, was it a powerhouse of union energy!

🎙️ From passionate frontline workers to seasoned union leaders, we sat down with a vibrant mix of CUPE Locals who brought their stories, struggles, and solidarity to the mic. The conversations were raw, inspiring, and full of heart — exactly what CUPE TALK is all about.

💬 We dove deep into what it means to be CUPE in today’s climate, spotlighting the wins, the challenges, and the unwavering commitment to public service. Every guest brought something unique, and the diversity of voices made this one of our most dynamic stops yet.

📍New Glasgow showed up strong — and CUPE NB brought the fire. Stay tuned, because these episodes are packed with insight, laughter, and the kind of union pride that fuels real change.

Its the update on the vote held by the Municipal Council of Charlottetown PEI. How did it go? Tune in!!

Giving update to the members, and the public whats going on with CUPE2745 in New Brunswick

onight’s episode of CUPE Talk In The Maritimes featured a dynamic lineup of union leaders and powerful conversations from the CUPE National Convention. We were honoured to welcome newly re-elected CUPE National President Mark Hancock, who shared his reflections and vision for the union’s future. Joining him were CUPE 1253 First Vice-President Justin Spooner and CUPE NB Secretary-Treasurer Kim Copp, both offering firsthand insights into the convention experience and the momentum building across the region. The discussion also touched on updates from CUPE PEI Local 830, solidarity with CUPW, and broader themes of organizing, reconciliation, and strengthening public sector advocacy. It was an episode full of energy, leadership, and commitment to the values that unite us.