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OSBCU - CSCSO The Ontario School Board Council of Unions unites 57,000 CUPE education workers across the province.

Le Conseil des syndicats des conseils scolaires de l’Ontario regroupe 57 000 travailleurs des conseils scolaires aux quatre coins de la province. The Ontario School Board Council of Unions represents 55,000 CUPE Education Workers across the Province of Ontario. Le Conseil des syndicats des conseils scolaires de l’Ontario représente 55 000 travailleurs des conseils scolaires partout dans la province de l’Ontario.

June 6 is our day to take action together across Ontario.Find an event near you and download all the materials you need ...
06/03/2026

June 6 is our day to take action together across Ontario.
Find an event near you and download all the materials you need at, https://osbcu.ca/2026/06/01/paint-the-province-purple-on-june-6th/
Reach out to your Rep to make sure you’ve got window signs, lawn signs, and everything you need to show your purple pride.
Let’s make our communities impossible to ignore.

Today, OSBCU President Joe Tigani joined the leaders of OECTA, OSSTF, AEFO, and ETFO for a joint press conference announ...
06/03/2026

Today, OSBCU President Joe Tigani joined the leaders of OECTA, OSSTF, AEFO, and ETFO for a joint press conference announcing that the unions have filed their Notices to Bargain.
This is a huge moment. Education unions are standing together to fight for the funding and staffing our publicly funded schools need to support students and workers.
Today's announcement officially kicks off the 2026 bargaining year and sends a clear message: we are united in advocating for strong public education and the resources our schools deserve!

🚨 WE'VE OFFICIALLY FILED NOTICE TO BARGAIN 🚨Today, the OSBCU officially filed notice to bargain with the Ford government...
06/03/2026

🚨 WE'VE OFFICIALLY FILED NOTICE TO BARGAIN 🚨
Today, the OSBCU officially filed notice to bargain with the Ford government, marking the beginning of the next round of central negotiations for education workers across Ontario.
OSBCU President Joe Tigani joined the leaders of AEFO, ETFO, OECTA, and OSSTF/FEESO at a joint press conference in Toronto to announce that Ontario's education unions are united and ready to fight for the funding, staffing, and supports that students, education workers, and school communities deserve.
Together, we represent more than 255,000 teachers and education workers across Ontario. Together, we are demanding action on the chronic underfunding and understaffing that continue to impact our schools every day.
Ontario students deserve safe, well-supported, fully resourced schools. Education workers deserve the staffing levels needed to do their jobs safely and effectively.
Read and share our joint statement with Ontario's education unions. ⬇️
https://ow.ly/Iohq50Z7310
https://ow.ly/7Jun50Z730X

06/03/2026

LIVE EVENT: Ontario education unions hold press conference to provide update on collective bargaining. Remarks at 10 a.m. Media availability will follow.Captions are provided and are autogenerated; we apologize for any errors

Événement en direct : Conférence de presse des syndicats en éducation pour faire le point sur les négociations collectives. Allocution à 10 h, suivie d’une période de questions avec les medias. Les sous-titres sont générés automatiquement et peuvent comporter des inexactitudes.

✊ The power is rising. It begins. 💜
06/03/2026

✊ The power is rising. It begins. 💜

During the CUPE Ontario Convention, OSBCU–CUPE members met with the Official Opposition to raise key concerns. They also...
06/02/2026

During the CUPE Ontario Convention, OSBCU–CUPE members met with the Official Opposition to raise key concerns. They also had the ear of the new CUPE Ontario Secretary‑Treasurer and the full attention of the newly elected President.

06/02/2026

On Wednesday June 3, 2026, Paul Calandra and his hand-picked TDSB Supervisor Rohit Gupta will hand parents a 2026–27 budget that is expected to make sweeping cuts to our schools and students. The Elementary Teachers of Toronto, together with teachers, education workers, and concerned parents from our communities will rally at the head office of the Toronto District School Board to protest the harmful cuts already made and those that will be delivered on Wednesday.

SPEAKERS:
• Farheen Mahmood, Parent Involvement Advisory Committee (PIAC) member
• Safraw Hanif, parent from a TDSB Model School
• Lawrence Dawkins, CUPE 4400 from PCCEW
• Charlotte Schwartz, Parent of a Special Needs Student at TDSB
• Trustee Deborah Williams
• Helen Victoros, Elementary Teachers of Toronto
• John Weatherup, CUPE 4400

WHEN: 6:00 pm, Wednesday, June 3, 2026
6:15 pm SHARP - Press Conference begins

WHERE: Outside of TDSB Head Office (5050 Yonge Street, Toronto)

WHY: This meeting will be the first time anyone outside the Minister of Education's office will see how deep these cuts to education will go. There was no input from parents, teachers, or the public. Under the Ford government, it’s always been the students who suffer.

Toronto teachers, parents, and students have already seen a preview of these Conservative cuts: 289 fewer teachers, 186 fewer school-based support workers, 145 cuts to staff Model Schools – the schools serving our highest-needs communities. Class size caps in Grades 4–8 have been eliminated, 15 Diagnostic Kindergarten classes are gone. Even libraries, ESL, Outdoor Ed, and Parent and Community Engagement have been cut. All this on top of the $6.4 billion missing from the system since Ford took office.

Students and teachers are paying the price for years of Conservative underfunding. Cutting vital staff and programs year after year does not make Toronto schools better or safer learning environments. Toronto families are saying enough is enough. Additional details at: www.ett.ca

⏰ Don’t miss out!  Register now for the final session of our webinar series. Stay informed, stay engaged, and stay insid...
06/02/2026

⏰ Don’t miss out!
Register now for the final session of our webinar series. Stay informed, stay engaged, and stay inside the fight for strong, well‑funded public education.

🔗 https://ow.ly/4t3c50Z6BFZ

A Toronto parent has launched a petition raising serious concerns about the TDSB's plan to permanently eliminate special...
06/02/2026

A Toronto parent has launched a petition raising serious concerns about the TDSB's plan to permanently eliminate specialized accessible transportation for students with developmental disabilities.

For many of these students, this service isn't separate from their education — it's how they access required programming that is part of their Individual Education Plans. Without it, they simply cannot participate.

Accessible transportation is not a luxury. It is part of meaningful access to education.

Learn more or sign the petition here: https://c.org/mJYFBLmXtP

Students with Disabilities Deserve Equal Access to Education

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