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The United Steelworkers union (USW) is the largest private-sector union in North America, with more than 225,000 members in Canada, and 850,000 members in North America in nearly every economic sector.
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Calendar
USW Canada
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Standing stronger together in solidarity
Over the past few months, District 6 members have once again shown the strength, compassion and solidarity that define our union. Losing former International President Leo W. Gerard deeply saddened us... —
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Union rights under attack
At an all-time low in the polls and in the final year of its term, the conservative Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government has turned to attacking the fundamental rights of workers and their unions... —
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Struggles, strength and solidarity
I begin by thanking USW District 3 members and local unions for putting your trust in me for another term as your Director. It’s an honour to do this work on behalf of our 44,000 members and retirees... —
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USW welcomes long-overdue combustible dust safety reforms on anniversary of Babine Forest Products explosion
On the anniversary of the Babine Forest Products mill explosion, the United Steelworkers union (USW) is remembering the two workers killed and the more than 20 others injured in the 2012 tragedy, whil... —
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The real test for the Carney government: Delivering for workers
After Justin Trudeau’s resignation and a swift leadership race easily won by Mark Carney, Canadians went to the polls last April amid a growing tariff war threatening thousands of Canadian jobs. While... —