Call to CUPE Saskatchewan Convention 2025

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The annual convention of CUPE Saskatchewan will be held on March 12 – 14, 2025, in Regina at the Delta Hotels Regina (1919 Saskatchewan Drive).

Each year, delegates from affiliated CUPE Locals Unions gather at the Annual Convention of CUPE Saskatchewan Division to set the direction and determine priorities for the year ahead, hear reports on the vital work being done by our union, elect members to leadership positions, approve financial statements, and engage in important policy discussions on the issues facing CUPE members and the public services we provide to Saskatchewan communities.

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Come Together, Act Now to End Gender-Based Violence

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December 6 marks the 35th anniversary of the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre in Montreal where 14 women were singled out and murdered because of their gender. Among the 14 women who lost their lives in the tragedy was Maryse Laganière, a CUPE member who worked at the school. On the National Day of Remembrance and Action to End Violence Against Women, we honour and remember all those who have lost their lives because of gender-based violence and recommit to taking concrete action to end all forms of gender-based violence.

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Survey shows strong crime reduction and city management as top issues in Prince Albert election

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As the municipal election date approaches, a recent public survey by CUPE Saskatchewan captured the voices of 958 Prince Albert residents on their priorities for the next administration. The results indicate an overwhelming demand for crime reduction and heightened public safety measures, along with a strong critique of current leadership’s handling of local issues.

“This survey clearly reflects a need for stronger, more focused leadership in Prince Albert,” said Kent Peterson, president of CUPE Saskatchewan. “Residents are looking for real action on public safety, better management of resources, and quality municipal services. Greg Dionne has had 12 years to take action on these issues – it is time for change.”

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