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.