Labour Affiliate News

Re-circulated by the New Westminster & District Labour Council Facing Facts and Finding Feelings-NWDLC Black History Month Events We are excited to once again offer events in honour of Black ...read more

Re-circulated by the New Westminster & District Labour Council NWDLC Office Closure     Our office will be closed on Monday, December 20th  and  re-open Tuesday, January 4, 2022. We ...read more

Circulated on behalf of the NWDL on behalf of the Network to Eliminate Violence in Relationships        

December 6 Vigil   The Kwantlen Faculty Association is collaborating with other Union, local government, and community groups in a Candlelight Vigil at Holland Park in Surrey (6-7pm). (https://happeningnext.com/event/national-day-of-remembrance-and-action-on-violence-against-women-candlelight-vigil-eid3a08chvslf) A ...read more

Shared on behalf of LiUNA!, Local 1611 Our thoughts go out to those impacted by the recent flooding across BC, and we stand in solidarity with first responders, city and ...read more

Re-circulated by the New Westminster & District Labour Council   Labour movement honours MacPaps   Burnaby, BC- This Remembrance Day as many events are cancelled or downsized again due to ...read more

Re-circulated by the New Westminster & District Labour Council National Day for Truth and Reconciliation   On behalf of our Executive Board, delegates, and staff, we acknowledge the first National ...read more

Re-circulated by the New Westminster & District Labour Council **September 30, 2021 is Orange Shirt Day**   The Tk’emlups te Secwepemc Nation, who announced more than 200 unmarked graves had ...read more

Shared on behalf of the BC Federation of Labour The BCFED is thrilled to share the details for an upcoming lunchtime webinar – Beyond the Pandemic: Permanent Paid Sick Leave ...read more

Circulated on Behalf of NWDLC From SFU’s School of Criminology Researchers in Simon Fraser University’s School of Criminology are seeking information about discrimination and hate victimization during COVID-19 for a study ...read more