Economic crisis brings together public and private sector unions to protect wages, benefits, pensions and basic labour rights.

'Sandwich generation' needs help coping simultaneously with children and aging parents.'

'Like a gust of fresh wind blowing through the workplaces of Ontario.' - Warren (Smokey) Thomas.

Voters across British Columbia will choose a new government on May 12. BCGEU president Darryl Walker says he's already made up his mind. He's voting NDP.

'We expect Alberta Health Services (AHS) officials to conduct meaningful consultation with our union.' - HSAA president Elisabeth Ballermann.

To draw attention to the Bonn meetings in June, the Climate Action Network - Canada is turning up the heat on the KYOTOPlus campaign.

Advocates for safe workplaces have been pushing for more than a decade for legislation that protects workers from harassment and violence. Today, they had some good news.

"The financial crisis is not the fault of retirees, and they shouldn't have to shoulder a disproportionate amount of the burden because the province's pension guarantee fund is underfunded"

'Our public services are an unbeatable deal.... we get back much more than the amount we pay in taxes.'

Green jobs are good jobs. Green jobs benefit the environment. Green jobs will prepare Canada for a strong economic future.

Elections held at 95th annual SGEU convention in Prince Albert.

'DynaLife is failing to respect the most basic collective bargaining rights of hundreds of employees.'

Management demanding that employees accept a wage freeze.

Five million Canadians provide care for their loved ones with long-term health problems.

Massive 2005 survey collected responses from 12,200 nurses across the country.