CUPW Saskatoon

10/20/2026

Saskatoon Local 824 is having an election for the Grievance Officer and Communications Officer positions.

I am running to be your Grievance Officer. I love challenges, and I feel like our grievance procedures need to be updated. I believe that our grievance procedure can be streamlined, transparent and more effective under my management.

Have you filed a grievance in the past 3 years? How was the experience for you? What I’ve heard is that the grievor is often left in the dark after their grievance is submitted and they are unsure of the outcomes.

What I intend to implement is a team working together to make sure our entire local is kept informed, is confident that their grievance has been filed correctly, will be addressed, and that we continue to hold the corporation accountable for violating our rights.

If you know me or have met me, you know that I am easy to talk to and I listen to what you’re saying. If I don’t know the answer, I have a broad network of friends and comrades from Winnipeg to Vancouver as well as great resources here in our local that I can reach out to for help. My goal will always be to do what’s best for you.

If you’re not happy with the status quo, I ask you to come out and place a vote for me. We started the voting process this past Saturday, but you still have 2 more chances to vote. This upcoming Saturday, October 24 from 1pm to 4pm at our Union Office on 45th St W. And again on Wednesday October 28, from 2pm to 5pm at our new Union office on 2717B Wentz Avenue.

Whoever you choose to vote for, I encourage you to come out and take part in the process. It’s your right and your voice matters. If you do vote for me, I thank you and I promise to always fight for your rights!

Thank you,

Jameison

10/16/2026

10/13/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT: WE'RE MOVING!

We are happy to announce that CUPW Local 824 is moving to 2717B Wentz Ave, just minutes from the Main Depot and the plant.

We’ll officially take over the new location on November 1st, 2026, and we’re excited to be sharing the building with the National Farmers Union (NFU). We’ll have our own separate office space, but we’ll be under the same roof as another organization that has spent decades fighting for the rights of working people and for stronger communities.

Postal workers and farmers have plenty in common: the importance of public services, good jobs, strong rural communities, and standing together when those things are threatened. Solidarity means building relationships beyond our own workplaces and recognizing that the fights we face are often connected.

It also gives a whole new meaning to the term Union Hall!

We’re looking forward to making this space our own and welcoming members there. We’ll be planning a grand opening get-together in the coming months, so stay tuned for details.

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09/30/2026

Today, September 30, we remember the children who never returned home from residential schools, honour Survivors and their families, and recognize the lasting impacts on Indigenous communities.

Truth and Reconciliation requires more than remembering one day a year - It means listening, learning, and taking meaningful steps toward reconciliation.

We encourage our members to take some time today to reflect, learn from Indigenous voices and communities, and remember that Every Child Matters.

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05/17/2026

A huge thank you to Avi Lewis for continuing to show up for postal workers and putting in the work to help get our message out!

His support is more than just words - he’s creating space for postal workers to be heard and making sure important issues reach people. From helping organize a CUPW town hall in Winnipeg to giving me the opportunity to speak and share our concerns at his Saskatoon rally, Avi has consistently used his platform to amplify the voices of postal workers and bring attention to the issues affecting our communities.

Too often, these conversations do not get the attention they deserve. Seeing someone willing to put energy into raising these issues and making sure they are heard is inspiring.

Thank you, Avi, for standing with postal workers and helping raise these issues from the rooftops! ✊✊✊

05/09/2026

Today, members of CUPW Local 824 stood in solidarity with the workers at Dragonfly in Saskatoon who have walked off the job in protest after facing major pay cuts and ongoing concerns over working conditions.

Instead of addressing workers’ concerns fairly, the company has reportedly fired roughly half of the workforce and brought in replacement workers from other cities. That should concern every worker in the delivery and logistics sector.

What is happening here is bigger than one workplace - more and more corporations, including Canada Post, are pushing a vision for this industry built on cuts, instability, fewer rights, and unilateral decisions made without respect for the workers who keep these operations running every day. If this becomes the standard anywhere, it threatens standards everywhere.

Delivery workers, warehouse workers, postal workers, couriers, drivers, and logistics workers all face many of the same pressures - solidarity is more important than ever. Dividing workers and replacing them when they speak out cannot become the accepted model for our workplaces.

CUPW Local 824 is proud to stand with these workers in their fight for dignity, fairness, and respect on the job. We encourage others in the labour movement and the community to support them as well.

An injury to one is an injury to all. ✊

05/01/2026

Today, on International Workers’ Day, we recognize the strength, solidarity, and sacrifices of workers past and present. Every right won in the workplace was achieved because working people stood together and demanded fairness, dignity, and respect.

We honour all workers who continue that fight today and reaffirm our commitment to protecting good jobs, strong public services, and justice for all.

The struggle continues…

In solidarity!