Letters

Mr. Sean Casey Hon. Wayne Easter Hon. Lawrence MacAulay Mr. Robert Morrissey 75 Fitzroy St Charlottetown, PE  C1A 1R6 December 19, 2018 Dan Aiken & Debi Buell Public Service Alliance of Canada 119 Kent St #510 Charlottetown, PE  C1A 1N3 Dear Sirs,

Via Regular Mail December 5, 2018                                                   Wayne Long Member of Parliament 1 Market Square, Suite N306 Saint John, NB E2L 4Z6 Dear Mr. Long, I’m writing to you in regard to Bill C-89, an Act to provide for the resumption and continuation of postal services.

Via Regular Mail December 5, 2018                                                   Andy Fillmore Member of Parliament 1888 Brunswick Street, Suite 808 Halifax, NS B3J 3J8 Dear Mr. Fillmore I’m writing to you as a follow-up to our successful campaign to protect jobs at CFB Greenwood.

Via Regular Mail December 5, 2018                                                   Colin Fraser Member of Parliament 396 Main Street – Suite 103 Yarmouth, NS B5A 1E9 Dear Mr. Fraser, I’m writing to you as a follow-up to our successful campaign to protect jobs at CFB Greenwood.

Dear Brothers, Sisters, Members, Friends, I would like to take this opportunity to properly introduce myself to you. My name is Michelle Neill and I was elected asDirector for Persons with Disabilities at our PSAC’s 7th Triennial Atlantic Convention held in June of 2017. When I addressed the Persons with Disabilities’ caucus, I advised that I wanted to improve upon a communication network for all persons with disabilities in our Region.

Greetings Sisters and Brothers, We are writing on behalf of Atlantic Council to all non-treasury board (non-TB) and separate employer members of the PSAC who want their voices heard on the regional council. The non-TB / separate employer portfolio is very diverse, and its members face unique challenges as they are not subject to some of the benefits of being included under the umbrella of the Treasury Board, or, in the case of separately employed members, even under the Federal Government as a whole.

National Public Service Week (NPSW) was created in 1992 to recognize the value of the services rendered by federal public service employees and to acknowledge the contribution of federal public service employees to the federal administration.  While public service workers are still not getting paid correctly, they still show up to work every day to deliver quality public services to Canadians. How will this government recognize its workers during the week of June 10-16 when it can’t even pay them correctly?

Hello to all PSAC members in the Atlantic Region, When I attended the PSAC Atlantic Regional Convention in June of this year, I had not had any intentions of running for any position. I was in attendance as an observer, and I was planning on observing and learning. I also planned to help where I could. Helping is what I like to do, whether it’s through supporting my fellow union brothers and sisters in their pursuits, or educating members at the local level about the importance of union engagement.

January 9, 2018 Elder Catherine Anne Martin Blind Bay, NS Sister Catherine, It is my absolute pleasure to be writing you on behalf of our 18,000 members in the Atlantic Region to offer you our sincerest congratulations on your appointment to the Order of Canada.

I am in shock. Disappointed, disgusted, shocked. I have just read the CBC News article on members of law enforcement agencies of all types dressing in what can only be described as racist costumes, and I cannot for the life of me comprehend how this was allowed to happen. To make matters worse, these photos were not leaked or obtained from a private social media account; they were published with pride by NL Law Enforcement Torch Run!