The Public Service Alliance of Canada, Quebec Region takes a dim view of Carney’s first budget, tabled yesterday. The budget will eliminate 40,000 public service jobs over the next three years and encourage the use of artificial intelligence—and in turn outsourcing—to offset job losses.

PSAC-Quebec joins other unions in denouncing the Quebec government’s intention to interfere with union dues. This flailing government is acting purely out of ideology, ignoring the population’s actual concerns—namely health, education, cost of living, and affordable housing.

The Syndicat des étudiant-e-s employé-e-s de l’UQAM (SÉTUE) and the Public Service Alliance of Canada, Quebec Region (PSAC-Quebec) are extremely pleased to announce that members ratified a groundbreaking tentative agreement on October 16. They had been without a contract since December 31, 2024.

This morning, media outlets reported that Quebec Minister of Transport Jonatan Julien is set to authorize commercial vehicle enforcement officers to carry firearms.

The Public Service Alliance of Canada, Quebec Region (PSAC-Quebec), is disappointed with the recent Administrative Labour Tribunal (ALT) decision on organizing unpaid interns in Quebec schools.

Weeks after cutting 37 front-line jobs, the Old Port of Montreal (Canada Lands Company—CLC) is unable to confirm whether layoffs have come to an end. Affected employees learned of the CLC’s decision only a few hours in advance.