As we emerge from the pandemic, we will continue to shout in support of quality jobs, quality journalism, a vibrant free press, a strong, independent labour movement, and racial, economic, and social equality.
Labour Day Message from CWA Canada President Martin O’Hanlon Read More
The full day ZOOM session will be held Wednesday, October 20, 2021. You would be released from work for the day.
Union training opportunity Read More
CMG members have elected five delegates to represent the union at the upcoming CWA Convention / Union Meetings. The elected
CMG elects delegates to CWA Convention / Union Meetings 2021-2022 Read More
Ten members have been nominated to contend for a position to represent CMG at upcoming events involving our union: the
CMG delegates to CWA Convention – Election to be held August 27 – 31 Read More
The Canadian Media Guild (CMG) will be sending seven delegates from five CMG branches to represent Canada at upcoming events
Call for Nominations: CMG Delegates to CWA Convention / Union Meetings Read More
In line with our commitment to offer training opportunities for members, we want to highlight the following training options available
Training Grant Renewed Read More
This year marks the second pandemic celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day, and while we can’t celebrate Indigenous people and
CWA Canada commissioned this article in recognition and celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day, which coincides with the summer solstice,
Joy & heartbreak: Life as an Indigenous mother Read More
By Anna-Liza Badaloo For CMG/CWA Canada As a BIPOC member of the LGBTQAI2S+ community, I know the struggles that come
How to Avoid One-Dimensional Pride Coverage by Exploring Intersectionality Read More
By Anna-Liza Badaloo For CWA Canada Covering Pride Month no longer means attending large, in-person events. Pride organizations are getting
What Media Professionals Need to Know about Covering Pride Month Read More
We hold close to our hearts members of the Tk’emlups te Secwépemc First Nation, and Indigenous people in communities across
To our Indigenous friends, colleagues and fellow union members Read More
This past year, however, has been particularly hard on Canada’s Asian population. The COVID-19 pandemic has not only put Asian people in the public eye in a negative light, but the number of anti-Asian hate crimes has increased exponentially.
Celebrating Asian Canadians helps counter virus-related hate crimes Read More
We mourn the media workers who have lost their lives due to COVID-19 and pay tribute to the thousands of others who continue to provide vital news and information, often risking their own health to do so.
World Press Freedom Day Message from CWA Canada President Martin O’Hanlon Read More
Application forms must be received before 5 p.m. EST on Friday, June 25, 2021.
Applications are now being accepted for the 2020-2021 Ron Pambrun Scholarship Read More
As of the close of the nomination period on Thursday, April 15, the following candidates have been elected by acclamation:
Depending on the pandemic situation, the CWA Canada Executive Committee will consider whether to renew the program starting July 1 (the start of our new fiscal year) or return to reimbursing Locals for in-person education.
Applications Closed – $500 Education/Training Grant Read More
The deadline has been extended, and all requests must now be submitted by May 31, 2021.
$500 Education/Training Grant – Deadline extended Read More
The deadline for receipt of completed nomination forms is Thursday, April 15, at 9 p.m. E.T.
REMINDER: Call for nominations – Various CMG Branch Executive Councils Read More
Please consider sharing your views, experience and insight as part of this process – Deadline: April 30, 2021.
Federal government looking for input from freelancers and gig workers Read More
Deadline for receipt of completed nomination forms – Thursday, April 15, at 9 p.m. E.T.
Call for nominations: Various CMG Branch Executive Councils Read More
The Arnold Amber Memorial Lecture 2021 featuring author and union organizer Jane McAlevey – Tuesday, April 6.
Register to attend the Arnold Amber Memorial Lecture Read More
NADINE ROBINSON It’s a normal day for Employee X. They message a source on a work laptop through their personal
Remote work brings privacy issues closer to home Read More
This means that while some managers get double-digit increases, workers are making less in real dollars than they did in 2012.
Ontario Sunshine List exposes unfair company practices Read More
What’s your personal information? What belongs to your employer? How much say do you have in all of this? Sign up to attend the Privacy Forum for media workers.
Privacy Forum Thu, Mar 18 – Sign up! Read More
