Several rallies will be held over the coming weeks as part of the Bell Real Talk campaign aimed at denouncing practices that have a harmful effect on the working conditions and quality of life of its employees. Enough is enough! That’s the message Unifor members want to send to their employer. After making that message clear at events in Gatineau, Sherbrooke and Saint-Jérôme, members organized a rally at the Bell Campus on Nun’s Island on January 30. You can support Unifor members working at Bell Canada by staying tuned for updates on further actions planned for the coming weeks and months. Solidarity!

Black History Month in Canada

Black History Month is observed across Canada every February. Black History Month in Canada provides an opportunity to share and learn about the experiences, contributions and achievements of peoples of African ancestry (see Black Canadians). It was initiated in Canada by the Ontario Black History Society and introduced to Parliament in December 1995 by Jean Augustine, the first Black woman elected as a member of Parliament. Black History Month was officially observed across Canada for the first time in February 1996 (see also Black History in Canada).

Unifor  1996-O Recognize:

Anderson Ruffin Abbott

In Solidarity,

 

Equity Committee 1996-O