🎙️ CUPE Talk In The Atlantic — Special Episode on CUPE Nova Scotia Long‑Term Care

Tonight’s episode was a powerful and emotional broadcast dedicated entirely to the ongoing CUPE Nova Scotia Long Term Care struggle. Hosts Nick London and Wes Wills led a deeply meaningful conversation from start to finish, focusing on the workers, families, and communities impacted across the province.

This special show featured heartfelt comments, strong messages of solidarity, and unwavering support from across the labour movement. Viewers, activists, and union leaders came together in the chat and through shared statements to stand with the more than 3,000 CUPE members fighting for fairness, respect, and dignity in long‑term care.

Nick and Wes broke down the latest updates, highlighted the voices of frontline workers, and reinforced why this moment matters—not just for Nova Scotia, but for workers everywhere.

✊ Solidarity with CUPE NS Long Term Care. ✊ Respect and fairness for all workers.

If you stand with long‑term care workers, make sure to like, subscribe, and share to help spread awareness and support.

🎙️ CUPE Talk In The Atlantic — Live from Our New Studio at CUPE 813 Headquarters (Saint John, NB) Tonight, Nick and Wes kicked off the show from our brand‑new studio inside the CUPE 813 Head Office in Saint John, New Brunswick. The hosts broke down key discussions coming out of the CLC Convention, offering insights and reactions from the labour movement across the country. We also aired a powerful Rally video, followed by the CUPE Nova Scotia Long Term Care video that many viewers will remember from two weeks ago. With major developments continuing in Nova Scotia, we provided updates on the ongoing situation affecting CUPE members in long‑term care. Nana joined us live on the show, adding her voice and perspective to the conversation as we prepare for a major episode next week. 📢 Big Announcement: Next week, CUPE Talk In The Atlantic will dedicate an entire show to the CUPE Nova Scotia Long Term Care strike, which is impacting over 3,000 CUPE members. This is a critical moment for workers, families, and communities, and we’ll be bringing you a full breakdown, interviews, and on‑the‑ground updates. Stay connected, stay informed, and don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share to support CUPE Talk In The Atlantic. ---

🎙️ CUPE Talk dans l’Atlantique — En direct de notre nouveau studio au bureau du SCFP 813 à Saint John (N.-B.) Ce soir, Nick et Wes ont animé l’émission depuis notre tout nouveau studio situé dans le bureau du SCFP 813 à Saint John, au Nouveau‑Brunswick. Ils ont fait le point sur les discussions importantes du Congrès du CTC, en partageant leurs réactions et des analyses du mouvement syndical. Nous avons présenté une vidéo de rassemblement, suivie de la vidéo du SCFP Nouvelle‑Écosse – Soins de longue durée, que plusieurs d’entre vous ont vue il y a deux semaines. Avec les développements majeurs qui se poursuivent en Nouvelle‑Écosse, nous avons offert une mise à jour sur la situation touchant les membres du SCFP dans les soins de longue durée. Nous avons également accueilli Nana, qui a apporté sa perspective à la discussion. 📢 Grande annonce : La semaine prochaine, CUPE Talk dans l’Atlantique consacrera une émission complète à la grève des soins de longue durée du SCFP Nouvelle‑Écosse, qui touche plus de 3 000 membres du SCFP. Nous vous offrirons une analyse complète, des entrevues et des mises à jour du terrain. Restez informés, restez connectés — et n’oubliez pas de vous abonner, aimer et partager pour soutenir CUPE Talk dans l’Atlantique.

Nick and Chris opened the show with updates and news from across CUPE Talk, setting the stage for a full night of conversation on labour, community, and upcoming political events in the region.

We were then joined by Brian Arseneault for an in‑depth discussion on the upcoming municipal elections, exploring what’s at stake for workers, communities, and local leadership across New Brunswick.

Our bilingual host Nana joined the panel, adding insight and perspective as the conversation continued to build.

Later in the show, Matthew MacDonald checked in with updates from CUPE Nova Scotia, including upcoming news, actions, and the next major rally.

To close out the night, we welcomed Peter Jongeneelen, Chair of the ACORN Moncton Chapter, for a strong conversation on tenant rights, community organizing, and the work ACORN is doing on the ground.

If you’re passionate about labour, community advocacy, and staying informed on what’s happening across Atlantic Canada, this episode delivers meaningful updates and powerful voices.

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share to support CUPE Talk In The Atlantic and help us reach more members and communities.