Harper failed at a meeting with David Cameron in London Thursday to persuade the new British prime minister to support him in Canada's Conservative campaign – on behalf of big banks and…

Earlier today, approximately one hundred-fifty Red River College members and other MGEU supporters marched in an information picket at the RRC Princess Street campus in Winnipeg.

The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) is calling on politicians in Ottawa to pass anti-poverty legislation to deal with serious problems faced by municipalities across the country.

With the risk to Corrections Component members at an all-time high, the MGEU is staging a rally on June 9 to allow members to voice their concerns to the government.

The sum total of the Colleges' salary offer over a four year period amounts to 3%, which is why RRC and ACC members have passed motions directing their bargaining committee to conduct a…

At the 2009 CALM awards, the MGEU was recognized for the best overall website produced by staff (www.mgeu.ca).

More than a hundred citizens and a host of dignitaries were on-hand today at the Second Annual Celebration of Life Awards Ceremony and Luncheon to recognize two civilian heroes and a host of…

The MGEU Women's Committee participated in a full day of activities for Internation Women's Day.

The city of New Westminster, B.C., has become the first municipality in Canada to adopt a living wage policy.

Staff at Assiniboine Community College and Red River College have been without a contract for ten months. After 35 bargaining sessions, their employers have refused to negotiate any meaningful…

On April 29th a delegation of provincial Correctional Officers, members of Components of the National Union of Public and General Employees (NUPGE), travelled to Ottawa to meet with political…

To highlight the importance of Manitoba’s public sector employees, the MGEU is launching a public campaign to remind Manitobans just how critical public services are, especially during tough…

The occasion acknowledges the long and rich history of Asian Canadians and their contributions to Canada. It also provides an opportunity for Canadians across the country to reflect on and…

MYS organizes Rally for Wages to support their Youth Care Workers.

April 28th marks the 26th National Day of Mourning - a day to remember and mourn those who have been killed or injured on the job. Hundreds of events are taking place across the country to…

In recent news stories, Probation Officers have been singled out for not filing breaches against offenders who don’t follow their court ordered conditions of release.

The National Day of Mourning will be observed by Manitoba unions and SAFE Workers of Tomorrow with the annual Leaders' Walk. This year's theme is Walk to Remember – Unite for Safety.

More than six million Canadians join a billion people in more than 170 countries every year in staging Earth Day events and projects to address local environmental issues. Nearly every school…

This October, the union’s Equity and Human Rights Committee will once again present the MGEU Humanitarian Award.

Last night members of Local 214 - Family Services, Family Support ratified a two-year agreement.