Today, the CDLC is working with our community partners to maintain and strengthen health care, the public education system, and to protect our social programs.

These things effect every person, union or non-union both working and unemployed. Labour activists volunteer their time in many aspects to build stronger and more caring communities. We do this by fighting for equal access to quality social programs, public services, decent jobs and improved standard of living for everyone.

Together, we are working to close the growing gap between the rich and poor in our society.

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Labour Day Food Drive

Over the last five years of Food Drives on Labour Day, the CDLC along with our generous partners, have given over $72,000.00 in cash and food to the local food banks, meeting the needs of so many children families veterans, and vulnerable individuals.  Please continue to support this invaluable community event with your heart equity, your food and cash donations, and spreading the word in your workplaces!

 

 

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Here is the video on the WCB and CPP-Disability Benefit
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Here are the presentations in the video

Here is the video of the Employment Insurance and CRB workshop

https://fb.watch/4JZ2qkNZxi/

Here is the powerpoint presentation

Here is the Canadian Human Rights Presentation

Land Acknowledgement: In the spirit of our endeavours to promote reconciliation, we honour the truth of the shared history and acknowledge Treaty 7 territory and the traditional lands of the Blackfoot confederacy comprising of the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kana, as well, the Tsuu t’ina, and the Stoney Nakoda (Wesley, Bears Paw and Chiniki) First Nations and the Metis Nation of Alberta (Region III).