The Guild is seeking a Union Representative (Staff Representative) who will be based in Atlantic Canada, and serve CMG members across the country, with a particular focus on Atlantic Canada. Read more »

Due to vacancies and consistent with our bylaws, CMG is holding by-elections for a number of positions at the national and branch levels. Nominations are now open for these elected positions. The vote will be held October 29 and 30, … Read more »

Our union wants to remind members that SPECIAL LEAVE remains an important provision in the collective agreement. Read more »

PMNA has announced it will be cutting  the equivalent of  9 full-time positions in the editor classifications in Calgary and in Toronto. As a result, some CMG members will be affected. As a union, we are here to provide guidance … Read more »

We have heard from many members across the country who fear the potential negative impacts of this new service, and question whether this is a path the CBC should be heading toward. Read more »

Our goal is to ensure the public broadcaster fulfills its obligations under the federal Employment Equity Act. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey. The deadline is Tuesday, September 22. Read more »

Without the fanfare of parades and community events, this Labour Day will be quieter than usual. But it can be an opportunity to reflect and remind ourselves that our solidarity, as union members, has always been our strength. Read more »

We reminded management that our benefits were negotiated decades ago, and are a fundamental part of employees’ working conditions. Read more »

All four unions representing workers at CBC/Radio-Canada take issue with the recent “Employee Experience” survey the corporation asked members to fill out. The Canadian Media Guild (CMG), Syndicat des communications de Radio-Canada (SCRC), Association of Professionals and Supervisors (APS), and … Read more »

APTN has become one of the most important spaces in this country for conversations, debates, and imagining Indigenous life while creating a different Canada than the one we have inherited. Read more »