Political Action Conference

A report from Shannan Little, Agriculture Local 30048 in Lethbridge, Alberta, who attended the CLC Political Action Conference as one of the PSAC Prairie Region delegates.

I’d like to commence by, once again, thanking the PSAC for allowing me the privilege of representing young workers in the Prairie Region at the CLC Political Action Conference. In particular, appreciation goes out to REVP Sister Marianne Hladun, Jeffrey Vallis, and my fellow delegates, Sister Shannan Little, Brother Paul Daigneault, and Brother Jesse Todd, whose presence made this trip meaningful. 

Paul Daigneault was selected as one of two Prairies activists to represent the region at the CLC Political Action Conference. He kept a journal of his experiences to document activities, thoughts and feelings over the three days. This report summarizes the experience.

Sean Friesen, the young worker representative who attended the CLC Political Action Conference on behalf of the PSAC Prairie Region, blogs about his experiences and the impact the event had on him.

Nearly 1,500 enthusiastic labour activists gathered in Toronto, Ontario from March 22-24, 2013 for the Canadian Labour Congress Political Action Conference.

In January, PSAC offered Prairie Region members the opportunity to attend the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) Political Action Conference in Toronto, March 22-24, 2013, as part of the PSAC delegation. Three Prairies members were chosen to attend the largest conference the CLC has ever organized and the first National Political Action Conference in its history.

The Public Service Alliance of Canada is offering Prairie Region members the opportunity to attend the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) Political Action Conference in Toronto, March 22-24, 2013, as part of the PSAC delegation.