Updates

The PSAC Greater Moncton Young Workers' Committee is pleased to invite all PSAC members who are 35 and under to their next virtual Meeting that will take place on Thursday, January 28th, 2021, at 6:00 p.m.  See poster for more information and how to join the call.

The PSAC Greater Moncton Regional Women's Committee is having a meeting on January 27, 2021.  Due to COVID-19, this meeting will take place via Skype/Conference call.  See poster for information on this meeting and how to join in.

Thank you to our regional committees who worked tirelessly in December in order to support society’s less fortunate. Lynette Robinson, on behalf of the NS Area Council 1, delivered a donation of socks, mitts, gloves, coats, and various other items to the Phoenix Youth Shelter based in Halifax, NS on December 17, 2020. Phoenix was the only organization accepting this kind of donation in the Halifax Regional Municipality. More information about this organization is available at phoenixyouth.ca

The PSAC Greater Moncton Area Council is having a meeting on Tuesday, January 26 2021 at 6:30 PM.  Because of COVID-19, this meeting will take place by skype/conference call.  See poster for information and how to join in. 

The PSAC Greater Moncton Human Rights Committee is having a meeting on January 21st.  Because of COVID-19, this meeting will take place by skype/conference call.   See poster attached for information and how to join the call.

Our Area Councils and Regional Committees (Women’s, Human Rights and Young Workers) were faced with quite the challenge these past few months. How do you operate in the midst of a pandemic? Well, they certainly adapted and continued their important work! The Committee Success Stories is designed to highlight the successful work accomplished by our various committees in the Atlantic Region. **

The PSAC regional offices will be closed from December 25 to January 3. In case of emergency, please call Anna Goguen at 506.381.7740

Our Area Councils and Regional Committees (Women’s, Human Rights and Young Workers) were faced with quite the challenge these past few months. How do you operate in the midst of a pandemic? Well, they certainly adapted and continued their important work! The Committee Success Stories is designed to highlight the successful work accomplished by our various committees in the Atlantic Region. ** This year, the Regional Women’s Committee of Charlottetown reached an important milestone: their 30 years of existence!

Despite the first real cold day of the Season, UNDE members in Gagetown did a good job to inform the public about the current campaign from PSAC/UNDE.  When governments contract out public sector work to private companies, profits take priority over services, and everyone, except the corporate shareholders, ends up paying the price.  More details on the campaign can be found at: https://uncoverthecost.ca/