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Ambrose University Faculty Ratify First Collective Agreement with Wage and Workplace Improvements

May 4, 2026

CALGARY, AB—Faculty members at Ambrose University ratified their first collective agreement, establishing wage increases and significant...
CLAC-Edvance Workshop Introduces Skilled Trades to Students from Independent Schools

Mar 17, 2026

Event was an opportunity to try hands‑on activities and explore career options.
Garden Valley School Division Bus Drivers Ratify New Collective Agreement

Jun 26, 2024

Winkler, MB—School bus drivers employed by Garden Valley School Division (GVSD) voted in favour of ratifying a four-year collective agreement.
TWU Faculty Represented By CLAC Vote in Favour of Ratifying First Contract

May 14, 2024

Langley, BC—Faculty represented by CLAC teaching at Trinity Western University (TWU) in Langley and Richmond, BC, voted in favour of ratifying...
Garden Valley School Division Librarians and School Administrative Assistants Ratify New Contracts

Apr 29, 2024

Winkler, MB—Library technicians and school administrative assistants employed by Garden Valley School Division (GVSD) voted in favour of ratifying...
The Moment Manitoba EAs Finally Said, Enough!

Apr 1, 2024

After 20 years of low wages, frustrated Local 306 educational assistants walked off the job to obtain fair pay and better working conditions.
Garden Valley School Division Educational Assistants Ratify New Collective Agreement

Dec 15, 2023

Educational assistants (EAs) employed by Garden Valley School Division (GVSD) and represented by CLAC have voted to ratify a new collective agreement.
Hanover EAs Ratify New Collective Agreement, Ending Strike

Nov 23, 2023

Educational assistants employed by Hanover School Division and represented by CLAC voted to ratify a new collective agreement and are returning to...
Reflections on a Strike: Better Together!

Nov 22, 2023

While the recent strike at Hanover School Division pushed members into new spaces individually, it was together that the impact was experienced.
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