CBC Branch Executive Council
-Director of Precarious Workers: EVA UGUEN-CSENGE
-Director, Prairies: RON BOILEAU Read more »

Canadian Media Guild (CMG) members at BuzzFeed have ratified their first collective agreement with the employer at 87.5%.  The deal, which was two years in the making, includes gains in pay and workplace protections, editorial independence provisions, as well as … Read more »

Our union has reached a tentative agreement with ZoomerMedia after two months of bargaining with the employer. This round of bargaining was open and collaborative, and we recognize Zoomer for hearing our concerns. As a result, we were able to … Read more »

We must remain vigilant and keep letting federal decision makers know how urgent increased funding for the national public broadcaster is. I remain convinced targeted funding to convert more temporary employees to permanent is critical. Read more »

Journalism is a pillar of democracy. If journalists feel threatened doing their jobs, important stories may go untold, and democracy is undermined. In recent days, many Canadian journalists have been receiving particularly vile sexist and racist comments and threats, often … Read more »

It is heartbreaking to see in this age and age the ugly, often violent, racist remarks aimed at many female media workers and journalists of colour. Read more »

By Melissa Ridgen – This first Truth and Reconciliation Day is bound to be difficult for everyone. Read more »

The deadline for receipt of completed nomination forms is Wednesday, October 13, at 5 p.m. E.T.  The dates for any necessary elections will be set following the close of nominations. Read more »

The 71 workers at a Postmedia printing plant in Toronto have ratified a first contract that gives them major gains in wages and sick leave. The online vote on Saturday to approve the tentative three-year deal came 15 months after … Read more »

The union at The Canadian Press has reached a tentative deal with the employer. This comes after members of the Canadian Media Guild in Québec and Ontario voted at 95% for a strike, earlier this week. The CMG would like … Read more »