On Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV), March 31, Unifor stands firmly with trans, non-binary, two-spirited, and gender-diverse people. The Trans Day of Visibility is a call-to-action. Recognizing human rights should not always be about defending against attacks. TDOV reminds us that we have the power to lead by example, to build a more just andContinue reading “Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV), March 31”
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2026 Unifor National Scholarship application period is open!
Greetings! Please note that the 2026 Unifor National Scholarship application period is open! Unifor recognizes that the cost associated with post-secondary education is a challenge for many working families. To assist in making education more accessible, we have established 23 scholarships of $2,000 each to children of Unifor members and a Unifor member entering theirContinue reading “2026 Unifor National Scholarship application period is open!”
Beading Event – April 25
This is Local 2169’s second beading event. Open to friends and family and geared more towards beginners but seasoned beaders are welcome as well. We will have an interpreter onsite from 10am-noon and we will begin instruction at the start of each hour for those coming part way through the day. Please post the attachedContinue reading “Beading Event – April 25”
Our Telecoms, Our Jobs
PROTECTING CANADIANS’ JOBS, DATA, AND SOVEREIGNTY Sisters, Brothers, and Siblings, As you already know, we have been working for some time on the creation of a telecommunications Alliance. Well, the time has come! The Canadian Telecommunications Workers Alliance (CTWA) has officially been established. You will find the link below to visit the website:OurTelecomsOurJobs On behalfContinue reading “Our Telecoms, Our Jobs”
GOVERNMENT BENEFITS 2026
We are pleased to share that the Government Benefits 2026 document is now available on Unifor’s website. This document provides updated information on government benefits, eligibility, and key changes for the year. To download the document please follow this link: GOVERNMENT BENEFITS 2026 In solidarity, Unifor Pensions and Benefits Department
2026 Family Education Program
Greetings, Does a family vacation on the shores of beautiful Lake Huron in Ontario at a resort-like facility where accommodations and food are all looked after at no cost to your members or the local sound too good to be true? Unifor’s Family Education Program offers this and so much more. The Unifor Family EducationContinue reading “2026 Family Education Program”
Manitoba Recreation Council Meeting on Thursday, February 12, 2026
The Manitoba Recreation Council (MRC) will be holding a General Meeting on Thursday, February 12, 2026 @6:30 PM. This meeting will be an opportunity to reflect on our 2025 events and begin brainstorming and planning recreation and family-focused activities for 2026. All members are welcome to attend.We encourage everyone to bring their ideas, energy, andContinue reading “Manitoba Recreation Council Meeting on Thursday, February 12, 2026”
Unifor Beading Event Jan 17!
Beading Circle Kits will be provided, $5 each Open to members, family, and friends on behalf of the BIWOC committee Join us for a few hours or stay for the whole day Variety of kits available: red dress, orange shirt, poppy, etc To register contact biwoc@unifor2169.ca with how many people you will be bringing andContinue reading “Unifor Beading Event Jan 17!”
Join the Unifor Float at the Santa Claus Parade!
Dear Unifor Members, The Winnipeg Santa Claus Parade is coming up on Saturday, November 15, and we’re inviting all members, families, and friends to walk alongside our Unifor float and help spread some holiday cheer! Important Details:Parade Start Time: 5:00 PMRoad Closures Begin: 1:30 PM — plan ahead and give yourself plenty of time toContinue reading “Join the Unifor Float at the Santa Claus Parade!”
Unifor Statement on Wildland Fires
Working people and communities across Canada continue to be adversely impacted by wildland fires, including forest fires and grassland fires. Forestry workers and forestry-dependent communities have experienced the devastating effects of forest fires, including loss of livelihoods, loss of homes and community infrastructure, and short- and long-term health challenges. As Canada’s union for forestry workers,Continue reading “Unifor Statement on Wildland Fires”
Unifor Local 7 