Patty Hajdu

It is definitely about the protection of what we've gained, and what we've gained is very significant.

Certainly, money has been part of the challenge.

Although 97 per cent of collective agreements are arrived at in the federal space without labour disruption, there are some sectors with high-profile, challenging complications that happen on a regular basis.

Canadians expect us to move quickly.

We have seen the shocks to our economy as a result of the tariff war with the United States.

These are good quality, solid careers and too few Canadians know about them.

They have a labour shortage … in many areas of the country.

The question is, if not 107, then what other tools could be useful both to employers but also to unions.

The (mining) alliance will serve a crucial role in ensuring that Canada’s mining workforce is well equipped to support the ambitious national infrastructure projects that will strengthen Canada and enhance our economic independence.