Hate has no place

SEP has endorsed a Charter of Inclusive Workplaces and Communities to take a clear stand against discrimination in all its forms, including racism and Islamophobia. This is a clear message of solidarity with our sisters and brothers who face discrimination because of who they are. Posters and desk tents of the Charter are available through your local delegate, unit director or vice president. SEP is encouraging members to participate with a contest that will reward the group of members who take the most selfies with the Charter. Click Learn More to get the details. …

Access to Justice

Tell Justice Minister Judy Wilson-Raybould: Two-tier Justice is no justice at all! Access to justice is a fundamental constitutional and human right that is currently being denied to large numbers of the most vulnerable members of Canadian society. Cut-offs for access to legal aid are well below the poverty line, which means that only the most indigent have any access to government funded lawyers. Click Learn More to send an email to Justice Minister Wilson-Raybould and your Member of Parliament telling them the federal government needs to return to being an equal partner in legal aid funding across Canada.

Current Campaigns

Pickering 2024
As we mark the one-year anniversary of this important announcement for Pickering, it is important to share with our leaders the benefits of this decision for the Durham/Pickering region and across Ontario, and to thank them for their leadership in supporting Ontario’s Nuclear Advantage in the Long Term Energy Plan. Click here and sign the petition to support Pickering.
Pensions at risk: stop Bill C-27
A new federal bill brought forward by the Trudeau government is once again placing our pensions at risk. The Society is mobilizing to stop this legislation along with other unions, workers and pensioners across Canada. We need your help.