Winnipeg

In Attendance: Gloria Kelly, Yvonne Hein, Darlene McClure, Loreili Topnik, Anna Goldfeld, Dawn MacAuley

The PSAC Prairie region is pleased to offer the Unionism on Turtle Island course December 12-16, 2015 at the PSAC Edmonton Regional Office.

Attendance: Gus Mardli- committee chair; Yvonne Hein, Agriculture; Gloria Kelly, UNDE

An invitation to active Union Stewards: The PSAC Prairie region will be hosting a series of 1-day “Building the Union through Steward’s Work” events that include an evening meeting to develop the Prairies 2016-2018 Regional Education Plan.

Are you an Aboriginal, Inuit or Métis PSAC member who would like to learn more about their union?  If yes, we invite you to apply for the PSAC Prairies National Aboriginal Peoples’ Circle (NAPC) course.

In Attendance: Gloria Kelly-UNDE, Mona Simcoe-UNDE, Lorelei Topnik-USGE, Nicloe Papineau-UNDE, Valerie Denesiuk-Retiree, Tracy Thor-PSAC Staff

ln Attendance: Gloria Kelly-UNDE, Mona Simcoe-UNDE, Lorelei Topnik-USGE, Nicole Papineau-UNDE, Valerie  Denesiuk,  retiree, Tracy Thor-PSAC Staff

This 3 hour workshop is targeted to Local executive members and activists. The goal of the course is to assist these members in having important one on one conversations with in their members and communities on key election topics.      By the end of the workshop participants will know the key issues that Public Service Alliance of Canada and the Canadian Labour Congress have identified for the 2015 federal election campaign; feel more confident in having political conversation with members and be able to make strategic choices about political conversations.

An Invitation: The Winnipeg Regional Women’s Committee would like to invite you to their September meeting Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2015 from 5:15 to 7:00 PM Location: PSAC Office Boardoom at 175 Hargrave Street, Suite 460 The evening will include: Agenda attached

"Earlier this year, the Conservative government made changes to the requirements for voting. Even if you have voted in past elections, you may not be registered." To avoid any problems on election day, make sure you’re registered and you have the necessary identification! Check out Elections Canada’s website to find out: