Join us for this year’s annual Labour Day Parade on Monday September 2nd!
On June 21st, Labour Community Services and the Labour Council celebrated the inspiring work being done in labour equity and human rights at the 19th Annual Bromley Lloyd Armstrong Awards Gala. Together we continue to celebrate Bromley Armstrong and his legacy, as well as honour those who follow in his footsteps.
Mark your calendars for the upcoming 2024 Indigenous & Workers of Colour Conference (IWOC)! This
Join us on Saturday, June 1st at 11AM, Queen’s Park to commemorate Injured Worker’s Day. Sign onto the Injured Workers’ Bill of Rights so every injured and ill worker has their rights enforced in law across Ontario.
The Toronto & York Region Labour Council stands firmly in support of the Ontario Federation
In Toronto and York Region, we are witnessing an alarming rise in anti-democratic, anti-worker motions being introduced by municipal Councillors. Using various pretexts, members of council in Toronto and York Region municipalities are moving motions which seek to limit the charter protected rights of free expression and free assembly. In particular, these motions use the spectre of public safety to crack down on protests which disrupt “critical infrastructure,” a dog whistle for anti-union interventions from
government.
WHEREAS solidarity with workers everywhere is a crucial part of trade unionism, and the workers’ struggle has no borders; and…
Toronto’s FIFA World Cup games – while representing an enormous financial burden for Toronto – also have the potential to bring benefits to people who live here.
Let’s celebrate International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination by making racial justice a priority for the City of Toronto!
Are you a progressive administrator looking for your next challenge? The Toronto & York Region Labour Council has a permanent opening on its small and dynamic staff team.