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Status UnknownWhen the tentative agreement was announced Monday, the union told its 3,600 striking workers to stand down from the picket lines after most of them ...
CUPE members at St. Vincent's Nursing Home in Halifax ratified a new collective agreement, signally official end to long-term care strike.
Status UnknownThe union representing striking long-term care employees in Nova Scotia says workers at St. Vincent's Nursing Home in Halifax, which is part of ...
Status UnknownUnionized long-term care workers in Nova Scotia were expected Monday to begin voting on a tentative contract that could bring an end to a labour ...
Status UnknownThe Canadian Union of Public Employees says the tentative deal for 3,600 workers at 36 facilities was reached Sunday and picket lines across the ...
... a tentative deal that, if ratified, could see the end of a prolonged strike by long term care workers.
Status UnknownLast Updated Jun 7, 2026 10:33:15 AM. HALIFAX — The union representing thousands of striking long-term care workers in Nova Scotia says it has reached ...
Status UnknownA tentative agreement has been reached between the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 1082 and St. Vincents Nursing Home.
PlannedLong term care workers at Glen Haven Manor, represented by Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) local 2330, are expected to hit picket lines ...
OngoingThey have been on strike since April 13, asking for more money and better benefits. Sellers said he sides with the workers, not the government, but he ...
OngoingKim Cail, long-term care co-ordinator for the Canadian Union of Public Employees, says there's no question the strike involving nurses, continuing- ...
OngoingOver 2,200 Long Term Care Workers Now on Strike. Long term care workers represented by Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) at 24 homes ...
OngoingLong term care workers represented by Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) at 24 homes across the province are now on strike, ...
“Strike action is not the first thing that you jump to, it's your last,” said Ty Loppie, a Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) spokesperson and ...
