Tonight on The Members’ Voice, we welcome Avi Lewis, Leader of the New Democratic Party, for an in‑depth conversation about New Brunswick, his visit to the province, and the issues shaping workers’ lives across our communities. Avi shares his perspective on the challenges facing New Brunswickers and the importance of strong, principled leadership in uncertain times. We’re also joined by Lily Chang, Secretary‑Treasurer of the Canadian Labour Congress, for a special interview with Chris. Lily brings a national lens to the ongoing fight against Bill C‑39, reinforcing why this legislation poses serious risks to workers’ rights, collective bargaining, and the future of Canada’s labour movement. As always, The Members’ Voice continues to highlight the urgency and impact of Bill C‑39 — and why standing together matters now more than ever.

Ce soir à La Voix des Membres, nous accueillons Avi Lewis, chef du Nouveau Parti démocratique, pour une discussion approfondie sur le Nouveau‑Brunswick, sa visite dans la province et les enjeux qui touchent les travailleuses et travailleurs de nos communautés. Avi partage son point de vue sur les défis auxquels font face les Néo‑Brunswickois et l’importance d’un leadership fort et principiel en période d’incertitude. Nous recevons également Lily Chang, secrétaire‑trésorière du Congrès du travail du Canada, pour une entrevue spéciale avec Chris. Lily apporte une perspective nationale à la lutte contre le projet de loi C‑39, soulignant les risques sérieux que cette législation pose aux droits des travailleurs, à la négociation collective et à l’avenir du mouvement syndical au Canada. La Voix des Membres continue de mettre en lumière l’urgence et l’impact du projet de loi C‑39 — et pourquoi il est essentiel de rester unis plus que jamais.

Tonight on The Members’ Voice, we’re covering a packed lineup of major updates from across the labour movement.

We begin with Mark and Candace, who provide an important update on CUPE’s stance on Bill C‑39 and what members need to know as discussions continue at the federal level.

We’re joined by PSAC Regional Executive Vice President Chris Diliberatore, who shares the latest developments affecting PSAC 71250 and offers insight into ongoing issues impacting federal public service workers.

Later in the show,

Jillian Watt sits down for an in‑depth interview to discuss a major headline from cupe.ca: CUPE is fighting 413 job cuts at Hamilton Health Sciences and calling on the province to fully fund hospital operational costs.

Jillian breaks down what’s at stake for workers, patients, and the broader health‑care system.

We also welcome New Brunswick Federation of Labour President Chris Watson, who joins us to discuss Bill C‑39 from a provincial labour perspective and what it means for workers across New Brunswick. There’s a lot happening in the labour movement — and we’re covering it all tonight. Be sure to follow us on all our social media pages to stay updated on these stories and so much more.

Tonight on The Members' Voice: We examine the newly announced sale and privatization of Canadian airports, and what it could mean for travelers, costs, and public oversight. We'll also discuss the growing debate around two-tier U.S.-style health care Bill 11 and whether allowing faster access for those who can pay creates better service or greater inequality.

The Members’ Voice (Tonight) Tonight on The Members’ Voice, we’re diving into a full lineup of updates from across the labour movement. We’re talking about the CUPE NB Wellness Forum, what it means for members, and why wellness continues to be a priority across the province. We’re also highlighting upcoming CUPE events you’ll want to keep on your radar.

We’re covering national news as WestJet flight attendants ratify their deal, marking a major moment for workers in the airline sector. Plus, we’re joined by New Brunswick

Federation of Labour President Chris Watson for a conversation on current labour issues, provincial priorities, and the importance of solidarity. All this and more — happening tonight on The Members’ Voice.

Tonight on The Members’ Voice, the team dug into a full slate of updates from across the labour movement in the Maritimes. We opened with a roundup of the latest CUPE.ca headlines, highlighting key developments affecting workers, public services, and communities across Canada.

We also walked through all the CUPE Summer BBQs happening across New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, celebrating the chance for members to connect, build solidarity, and enjoy some well‑earned summertime community time.

With September fast approaching, we turned our attention to Labour Day activities across the region — the marches, gatherings, and events that bring workers together every year to honour the movement and recommit to the fight for fairness.

Another strong episode focused on workers, community, and the voices that keep our movement moving forward.

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Join Nick, Wes, Chris & Katherine live on The Members' Voice. Talking tonight about the upcoming conferences, Blair Doucet Camp, and so much more.

Tonight’s special tribute episode of The Members’ Voice honours the life, leadership, and legacy of Brother B‑Y Bryan Harris — a devoted family man, a pillar of the labour movement, and a friend whose impact will never be forgotten.

Joined by Co‑Hosts Wes Wills, Nick London, Nana, Jason, Chris Watson, and Katherine Watson, the team reflects on Bryan’s contributions, his passion for workers, and the countless lives he touched across our communities. It was a heartfelt, powerful show filled with stories, memories, and solidarity.

🎧 Thank you for joining us as we celebrate the life of B‑Y Bryan Harris.

Tonight’s episode of The Members’ Voice opens with a solemn moment of silence and a heartfelt reflection on the life and legacy of Brother B‑Y Brian Harris — a true leader, a dedicated trade unionist, and a beloved family man whose impact will be felt for generations. We honour his memory, his service, and the example he set for all of us in the labour movement. We are joined by James Hoffe of IBEW Local 1555, who provides an in‑depth update on their ongoing strike and the issues at the heart of their fight. James shares the realities facing workers on the line, the solidarity they’ve received, and what comes next for the members of IBEW 1555. Our Nova Scotia Host, Matthew MacDonald, returns with the latest developments on the Long‑Term Care workers and the challenges and victories unfolding across the province. It’s an important night of reflection, solidarity, and standing together with workers across Atlantic Canada. 🎧 We encourage everyone to tune in and listen live. Your voice, your movement, your show — The Members’ Voice.