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Media advisory: CUPE, Canada’s largest union, available for comment on 2026 federal budget
Media advisory: CUPE, Canada’s largest union, available for comment on 2026 federal budget
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OTTAWA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Canadian Union of Public Employees is available to comment on the 2026 federal budget.
CUPE Senior Economist Ricardo Tranjan is available for English and French interviews from Ottawa on Thursday, Nov. 5 after 4 p.m.
CUPE is Canada's largest union, with more than 800,000 members working in 11 sectors including health care, education, municipalities and transportation. We advocate for strong public services and better working conditions for the people who deliver them.
Contacts
To schedule an interview, contact:
Karin Jordan
CUPE Communications
kjordan@cupe.ca
613-222-4436
Canadian Union of Public Employees
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