CUPE Local 1883

Today, on Red Shirt Day®, we join people across Canada in showing our support for persons with disabilities and their families, while reaffirming our commitment to accessibility, inclusion, and equity for all.

As union members, we know that everyone deserves the opportunity to participate fully in the workplace and in their community. Creating accessible and inclusive environments means identifying and removing barriers, challenging discrimination, and ensuring every person is treated with dignity and respect.

Red Shirt Day® is a reminder that accessibility is not just a one-day conversation—it is an ongoing commitment. Together, we can help build workplaces and communities where people of all abilities can thrive.

Wear red. Show solidarity. Support accessibility and inclusion.

Safety and Health Week is here.

From May 4–9, 2026, Safety and Health Week is a chance for all of us to refocus on what matters most, keeping each other safe at work, at home, and in our communities.

This year’s theme brings important conversations to the forefront, including the role of plain language, and how safety connects with Indigenous inclusion, equity, and diversity. Building safer workplaces means making sure everyone is seen, heard, and protected.

Let’s continue to look out for one another and speak up for safer conditions every day.