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Representing approximately 170 workers in the Prairie Rose School Division

Our workers keep our schools clean and safe, assist our students in and out of our classrooms, represent our schools on the front lines to parents and the community, promote literacy in our libraries, schools and communities, keep our technology running, maintain our equipment and vehicles, and deliver our students safely to and from school.

Find out more about your local here.

Apply to join CUPE regional trial panels

TO ALL CUPE CHARTERED ORGANIZATIONS

Dear Sisters, Brothers, and Friends:

We are seeking applications from our membership to serve on CUPE’s regional trial panels.

At the 2019 National Convention, delegates updated the trial procedure to deal with complaints and offences under the National Constitution. With this procedure, trials are now conducted outside the Local Union by three members from the region. These trial committees are appointed by the National President from a regional list of trial panelists nominated by the National Executive Board.

The procedure and more information can be found here: Apply to CUPE’s regional trial panels | Canadian Union of Public Employees.

If you are interested in being nominated to the list of trial panelists for your region, please apply before May 8, 2026.

We are looking for members who:

  • Are available on short notice to hear and decide cases.
  • Have the capacity to listen and understand different perspectives.
  • Have an understanding of human rights.
  • Are comfortable explaining a decision in writing.

Panelists will be nominated for the regional list for a term of two years and training will be provided.

Any CUPE member in good standing is eligible to apply, and we encourage you to seek the support of your Local Union for your application.

As part of CUPE’s commitment to equity, we encourage applications from members of equity-deserving groups, including women, Indigenous people, Black and racialized people, persons with disabilities, and 2SLGBTQI+ people.

Reasonable accommodations are available on request for members taking part in all aspects of the selection process. If needed, please contact trials-proces@cupe.ca to request an accommodation.

We ask all interested members to complete the application online.

In solidarity,


MARK HANCOCK
National President

March 24th, 7 PM Online – Reclaiming Winnipeg’s Black History – The Story of the Black Train Car Porters Union

 

Hello Everyone,

Did you know that the Order of Sleeping Car Porters was formed in Winnipeg in 1917?
The porters were involved in the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike and organizers were persecuted heavily. Want to learn more about Winnipeg ’s Black History?
Please join CUPE Union Education for this exciting, free panel discussion.

Reclaiming Winnipeg’s Black Roots
The Story of the Black Sleeping Car Porters Union
With lessons for building labour and racial solidarity
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
7 PM Central Time – ONLINE only

Moderator
Megan Brisco, CUPE 2348 Member

Guest Speakers
Valerie Williams, Black Porter Family History-keeper
Gano Carlyle-Hozaima, History Student & Researcher
Zita Somakoko, President, Manitoba Black Chamber of Commerce

Sign up here: https://cupe-ca.zoom.us/meeting/register/1nG_Mak0SA6qr288uUZz8g

Don’t miss it!

In solidarity,

Liz Carlyle

 

Liz Carlyle l she/they
Union Education Specialist, Manitoba