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Once again, Local 191 is offering three post-secondary scholarships to all CEP 191 members in good standing and their children, and the children of retired 191 members.
The scholarships are valued at $1,250 each and the recipients will be determined by those who submit the best essay, as judged by the scholarship committee. Continue reading →
Sister Trilbee Stirling has been recently appointed to the CEP National Young Workers Committee. Continue reading →
We’ve redesigned the Local’s website, making it easier to read, easier to update, and hopefully more relevant and useful to our members. Continue reading →
Nov. 13, 2012
As part of a massive layoff of one-third of its Canadian unionized workforce, Sun Media gutted its small Winnipeg Sun newsroom today by slashing six jobs, as well as cutting two in advertising. Continue reading →
Nov. 1, 2012
Free Press Continues To Cut Jobs
As the Winnipeg Free Press launches its “new” Uptown product today five more workers from the old Uptown are out of work.
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Quebec City — Oct. 17, 2012
By Aldo Santin, President, CEP Local 191
The final day of this historic 10th Annual Convention ended with a flurry of resolutions and the swearing in of the new executive — for the few remaining months that this union will exist as CEP.
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Quebec City — Oct. 16, 2012
By Aldo Santin, President, CEP Local 191
The formal merger of CEP and CAW is still months away but you should know there will be immediate benefits with the creation of a new union.
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Quebec City — Oct. 15, 2012
By Aldo Santin, President, CEP Local 191
It was an historic moment at the CEP national convention when delegates voted overwhelmingly to endorse the New Union project.
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September 30, 2012
The nomination committee report was adopted by members at the Sept. 30 general membership meeting.
All positions were filled by acclamation. There was also one nomination from the floor.
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