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Six weeks into labour action that has seen 22,000 public service workers taking part in a full or partial strike from the jobs that keep provincial services functioning, people across the province are feeling the impact of service delays and disruptions. This toll is being felt across sectors — from social services and the justice system, to university campuses and liquor stores. With no end in sight for the current labour action, BC General Employees' Union (BCGEU) president Paul Finch says this disruption is inevitable, with the majority of the union's 34,000 members on strike ... CLICK HERE for the full story     

Canada is seeing a spike in strikes — and as tariffs and the affordability crisis continue to hit workers hard, unions warn of more action on the horizon. Some labour leaders say that includes a potential battle with a federal government that has repeatedly sent them back to work. "We're preparing for the fight that's ahead," said Alisha Kang, president of the Union of National Employees. "The movement is done with lip service"  ... CLICK HERE for the full story