Tonight on The Members’ Voice, hosts Nick London, Chris, and Wes take a deep dive into some of the biggest issues impacting workers, families, and communities across Canada. We'll be joined by Michael Hurley, President of the CUPE Ontario Council of Hospital Unions (OCHU-CUPE), for an important discussion on the state of healthcare in Ontario. We'll talk about staffing shortages, ongoing pressures facing frontline healthcare workers, concerns about patient care, and what governments need to do to protect and strengthen Canada's public healthcare system. We'll also examine the latest developments surrounding the Federal Budget and what it means for working people. From affordability challenges and public services to investments that impact workers and their families, we'll break down what labour needs to know and where the labour movement believes more action is required. The program will also feature a look at the PEI Federation of Labour Convention, where delegates from across Prince Edward Island came together to discuss workplace issues, labour priorities, organizing efforts, and the challenges facing workers in Atlantic Canada. In addition, we'll continue our coverage of Bill C-39, exploring what the legislation means for workers and why labour organizations across the country are paying close attention to its potential impacts. We'll share perspectives from labour leaders and discuss why this issue remains an important topic of conversation within the labour movement. As always, we'll bring you the latest labour news, worker advocacy stories, and discussions that matter to union members from coast to coast. Join us live tonight for another informative edition of The Members’ Voice, where workers' voices are heard, labour issues are explored, and the conversations that shape our movement continue.

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Ce soir à La Voix des membres (The Members’ Voice), vos animateurs Nick London, Chris et Wes vous proposent une émission consacrée aux enjeux qui touchent directement les travailleuses et travailleurs partout au Canada. Nous recevrons Michael Hurley, président du Conseil des syndicats d'hôpitaux de l'Ontario du SCFP (OCHU-SCFP), pour discuter des défis auxquels fait face le système de santé ontarien. Nous aborderons les pénuries de personnel, la pression grandissante exercée sur les travailleurs de la santé ainsi que les préoccupations entourant la qualité des soins offerts à la population. Nous reviendrons également sur les plus récentes annonces du budget fédéral et sur leurs répercussions pour les travailleuses, les travailleurs, les syndicats et les familles canadiennes. Quels sont les gains? Quels sont les défis qui demeurent? Nous ferons le point sur les attentes du mouvement syndical. L'émission présentera également un compte rendu du Congrès de la Fédération du travail de l'Île-du-Prince-Édouard, où les délégué(e)s se sont réunis pour discuter des priorités syndicales, des droits des travailleurs, de l'organisation syndicale et de l'avenir du travail dans la région de l'Atlantique. Nous poursuivrons aussi notre couverture du projet de loi C-39, en examinant ses répercussions possibles pour les travailleuses et travailleurs du Canada ainsi que les préoccupations soulevées par le mouvement syndical. Soyez des nôtres pour une autre soirée riche en information, en actualité syndicale et en discussions importantes pour les membres des syndicats d'un océan à l'autre. La voix des travailleuses et des travailleurs compte. Leurs histoires comptent. Leur avenir compte. Voilà ce qu'est La Voix des membres.

Tonight on The Members’ Voice, hosts Nick London and Wes Wills continue their examination of Bill C-39 and what it could mean for workers, unions, and communities across Canada.

With growing discussion surrounding the legislation, the program will feature several perspectives and updates to help viewers better understand the potential impact on working people. The show will include commentary and analysis from Unifor National President Lana Payne, along with another important update from Mark Hancock, offering insight into issues affecting workers across the country.

Also on tonight's agenda, we'll shine a spotlight on CUPE 4386 and discuss the ongoing fight for fairness in the healthcare sector. In recognition of Health Care Provider Week, CUPE 5430 is calling on members and supporters to take action with a Day of Action at the Saskatchewan Legislature on October 28, as healthcare workers continue their push for a fair collective agreement.

From national labour issues to frontline healthcare advocacy, tonight's program is packed with important conversations and updates from across the labour movement. Join Nick London and Wes Wills for another informative edition of The Members’ Voice, bringing workers' stories, union news, and labour issues to the forefront.

Tonight on The Members’ Voice, we bring viewers a full slate of important updates from across the labour movement in Atlantic Canada. We begin with the ACORN New Brunswick Press Conference, highlighting the voices of tenants, advocates, and community organizers pushing for stronger protections and meaningful change. We then turn to today’s Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 4386 media release, where workers at the Corner Brook Civic Centre continue their fight for fair wages and respect on the job. Members have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action, citing low pay and rising living costs, and are now in a legal strike position as conciliation efforts continue. We’re also joined by Ann Marie Danch, Regional Vice President for CUPE Nova Scotia (Central Area), who shares insight on current issues facing CUPE members across the province. To close the show, we revisit the October 15, 2026 rally, where CUPE members and supporters gathered to raise their voices for fairness, solidarity, and the rights of workers throughout the region. All this and more on tonight’s episode of The Members’ Voice.

Tonight, The Members’ Voice goes live on a much bigger scale as we bring full coverage of the Canadian Labour Congress National Town Hall to workers across the country. For those who can’t attend or may miss the event, we’re opening the doors wide — ensuring every worker has access to the conversations shaping our future. This town hall is entirely focused on Bill C‑39 and the growing national movement to defend our fundamental right to strike. Labour leaders, activists, and workers from coast to coast are coming together to speak out, organize, and push back against legislation that threatens the core of free collective bargaining. We’ll be broadcasting live throughout the evening with updates, reactions, and key moments as they happen — amplifying the voices of CUPE, the CLC, and all unions standing united in this fight. Tonight, solidarity goes national. Tonight, we defend the rights generations before us fought to win. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ce soir, La Voix des Membres diffuse en direct, à grande échelle, l’Assemblée publique nationale du Congrès du travail du Canada afin de permettre à toutes celles et ceux qui ne peuvent pas y assister d’entendre les discussions essentielles qui touchent l’avenir du mouvement syndical. Cette assemblée est entièrement consacrée au projet de loi C‑39 et à la mobilisation nationale pour défendre notre droit fondamental de faire la grève. Des dirigeant(e)s syndicaux, des militant(e)s et des travailleuses et travailleurs de partout au pays se rassemblent pour s’exprimer, s’organiser et résister à une législation qui menace le cœur même de la négociation collective libre. Nous serons en direct tout au long de la soirée avec des mises à jour, des réactions et les moments clés — amplifiant la voix du CTC, de la FPC, de la SCFP et de toutes les organisations syndicales unies dans cette lutte. Ce soir, la solidarité devient nationale.

Tonight on The Members’ Voice, Nick returns from the Canadian Labour Congress Labour Council Conference with a full update on the discussions, priorities, and national strategies shaping the labour movement across Canada. He breaks down what councils are focusing on, the challenges ahead, and the momentum building across the country. We also look back at the Women in Leadership Gala, held this past Saturday — a truly beautiful and inspiring event celebrating strength, leadership, and the incredible women driving change in our communities and workplaces.

As always, we continue our deep dive into Bill C‑39 and the serious impact it can have on workers from coast to coast. Tonight’s episode includes major headlines from both CUPE and the CLC, along with details on upcoming rallies and actions being organized to show the federal government that workers will not accept such a shameful bill. It’s time for us to come together, stand united, and defend the rights that generations before us fought to secure.

Tonight on The Members’ Voice, we welcome Avi Lewis, Leader of the New Democratic Party, for an in‑depth conversation about New Brunswick, his visit to the province, and the issues shaping workers’ lives across our communities. Avi shares his perspective on the challenges facing New Brunswickers and the importance of strong, principled leadership in uncertain times. We’re also joined by Lily Chang, Secretary‑Treasurer of the Canadian Labour Congress, for a special interview with Chris. Lily brings a national lens to the ongoing fight against Bill C‑39, reinforcing why this legislation poses serious risks to workers’ rights, collective bargaining, and the future of Canada’s labour movement. As always, The Members’ Voice continues to highlight the urgency and impact of Bill C‑39 — and why standing together matters now more than ever.

Ce soir à La Voix des Membres, nous accueillons Avi Lewis, chef du Nouveau Parti démocratique, pour une discussion approfondie sur le Nouveau‑Brunswick, sa visite dans la province et les enjeux qui touchent les travailleuses et travailleurs de nos communautés. Avi partage son point de vue sur les défis auxquels font face les Néo‑Brunswickois et l’importance d’un leadership fort et principiel en période d’incertitude. Nous recevons également Lily Chang, secrétaire‑trésorière du Congrès du travail du Canada, pour une entrevue spéciale avec Chris. Lily apporte une perspective nationale à la lutte contre le projet de loi C‑39, soulignant les risques sérieux que cette législation pose aux droits des travailleurs, à la négociation collective et à l’avenir du mouvement syndical au Canada. La Voix des Membres continue de mettre en lumière l’urgence et l’impact du projet de loi C‑39 — et pourquoi il est essentiel de rester unis plus que jamais.

Tonight on The Members’ Voice, we’re covering a packed lineup of major updates from across the labour movement.

We begin with Mark and Candace, who provide an important update on CUPE’s stance on Bill C‑39 and what members need to know as discussions continue at the federal level.

We’re joined by PSAC Regional Executive Vice President Chris Diliberatore, who shares the latest developments affecting PSAC 71250 and offers insight into ongoing issues impacting federal public service workers.

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Jillian Watt sits down for an in‑depth interview to discuss a major headline from cupe.ca: CUPE is fighting 413 job cuts at Hamilton Health Sciences and calling on the province to fully fund hospital operational costs.

Jillian breaks down what’s at stake for workers, patients, and the broader health‑care system.

We also welcome New Brunswick Federation of Labour President Chris Watson, who joins us to discuss Bill C‑39 from a provincial labour perspective and what it means for workers across New Brunswick. There’s a lot happening in the labour movement — and we’re covering it all tonight. Be sure to follow us on all our social media pages to stay updated on these stories and so much more.

Tonight on The Members' Voice: We examine the newly announced sale and privatization of Canadian airports, and what it could mean for travelers, costs, and public oversight. We'll also discuss the growing debate around two-tier U.S.-style health care Bill 11 and whether allowing faster access for those who can pay creates better service or greater inequality.