Elections

The May 19th Day of Action will focus on communicating and contacting federal MPs as they are back in their home riding for the week of May 19 – 22, 2015.

Dear Brothers & Sisters,Election day is less than a week away and, on April 23, you will have the opportunity to influence the political landscape in your province.This is a landmark election in that, for the first time in 40 years, the Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta is seeing a decline in popularity and may be on the verge of a historic defeat. This is our opportunity to affect much needed change in Alberta.

In the months leading up to the election, the Alberta Federation of Labour gave each provincial party a chance to demonstrate where they stand on the issues important to working Albertans, including Oil Sands and Economy, Health Care, and Tax Giveaways.

Dear Brothers & Sisters,On April 23, you will have the opportunity to influence the political landscape in your province as Alberta heads to the polls to elect the representatives who will guide your province over the next four years.

Dear PSAC member,On October 4, Manitobans will head to the polls to elect the representatives who will guide our province for the next four years.In preparation for the election, PSAC Winnipeg regional office will be hosting a telephone town hall on September 26 to allow every PSAC member the opportunity to participate in an important discussion regarding the election and issues important to our families and communities. To participate, simply answer the phone when we call you. There is no charge to participate.

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour’s Labour Issues Campaign is a comprehensive initiative designed to put the issues of concern to working people onto the political agenda. The campaign is fact based, non-partisan, and focused on education and political action.

Dear Brothers & Sisters,On October 4, Manitobans will head to the polls to elect our next provincial government. Your vote is essential to contributing to the kind of community, city and province that you want to see for you and those closest to you.But voting is just one, although very important, way to make your voice heard and to influence the results of this election. Another way you can support your preferred candidate or party is by canvassing.

Working Families Manitoba is a community campaign of the Manitoba Federation of Labour designed to raise awareness on issues that matter to working people like you.

 Dear PSAC Brother or Sister:This federal election is an important one for our union and our country, so we’re urging you and all PSAC members to get out and vote on May 2, 2011.Enclosed is a copy of the CLC Better Choices brochure that outlines some of the issues that are important to our members and Canadians including health care, pensions, child care and jobs. You will also be receiving PSAC’s Vote for Public Services bulletin in the near future.

 One of the hallmarks of a healthy democracy is the ability of citizens to participate freely and actively in determining who they elect to govern and make decisions on their behalf.