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National Indigenous History Month
/in Did you know?, OSSTF, Uncategorized/by Tracy CochraneJune marks National Indigenous History Month in Canada, a time to recognize, honour, and celebrate the rich histories, cultures, languages, ways of knowing and doing, and enduring contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.
Period Promise / Menstrual Promise
/in Uncategorized/by Tracy CochranePeriod poverty and stigma shouldn’t hold anyone back. On
Thursday, May 28th , join us at
The Malt and Barley in Kitchener as we celebrate World Menstrual Hygiene Day. We’re coming together to raise awareness, support our neighbors, and stock the shelves of our local food banks
https://waterloolabour.ca/events/period-promise-campaign-promesse-menstruelle/
April 28th Day of Mourning / National Day of Mourning: April 28th
/in Uncategorized/by Tracy CochraneEvery year, 1000 workers are killed on the job in Canada, not including deaths from occupational disease. We will be gathering near the pavilion in Victoria Park at 10:30 am on April 28th, 2026 to honor victims and their families.
OSSTF/FEESO Education Town Hall
/in Uncategorized/by Tracy CochraneAcross Ontario, workers in public education and post-secondary institutions, students, and families are feeling the effects of increasing pressures on our public schools and campuses. This is a space to come together, share experiences, and talk honestly about what’s happening, and where we go from here.
UNDERFUNDED AND OVER IT!
/in Uncategorized/by Tracy CochraneACT NOW FOR EDUCATION!
We’re Ontario’s teachers and education workers—and we’ve had enough.
How technology can reduce distracted driving on our roads
/in Uncategorized/by Tracy CochraneThink about the last time you were in your vehicle. Did you swing by a drive-thru and eat your breakfast behind the wheel? When your phone rang, were you tempted to pick it up? How often did you reach over to change the music or adjust the temperature? Multitasking has made its way into nearly everything we do, including driving. However, multitasking behind the wheel, also known as distracted driving, can quickly turn a safe trip into a fender bender. Let’s explore some technology and tools that can help you keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road.
Read more at www.otip.com/article203. #OTIPUpdate
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Does auto insurance cover belongings damaged in an accident?
/in Uncategorized/by Tracy CochraneIf you get into an accident, you probably think first about making a claim, repairing your vehicle, or potential medical bills. But there’s something else that often gets overlooked: the fate of your personal belongings inside your vehicle. Items like your phone, laptop, or sports equipment can get damaged or destroyed in an accident. So, does your auto insurance cover these items, or will you have to pay for them yourself? Understanding what your policy covers can help you avoid unexpected expenses and make more informed decisions about your insurance needs.
Read more at www.otip.com/article200. #OTIPUpdate
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Ontario’s Universities Call for Sustainable Funding to Protect and Grow Ontario’s Economy
/in Uncategorized/by Tracy CochraneTORONTO, October 29, 2025 – “Ahead of Ontario’s Fall Economic Statement, Ontario’s universities urge the provincial government to ensure their current PSE funding formula review results in a concrete plan that strengthens the sector’s financial foundation, and supports universities so that they can keep delivering the talent, research and innovation that drive Ontario’s economy
Canadian Labour International Film Festival (CLIFF)
/in Uncategorized/by Tracy CochraneDon’t miss the Canadian Labour International Film Festival (CLIFF) Waterloo Region Screening.
Join us for a powerful evening exploring labour, exploitation, and the fight for workers’ rights.
Event Details
- When: Monday, November 10 at 7 pm
- Where: Princess Original, Waterloo
- Admission: Free Admission
- Info: www.waterloolabour.ca/
Featuring
- WORKING FOR FREEDOM
- GHOST WORKERS
- HOMEGROWN
- THEY CALLED IT THE BUTCHER SHOP
- SHADOW WORK
- CABLES
- NOLA










