Posts Tagged ‘Social justice’
Making history through electoral change
The APTS supports the Mouvement DĂ©mocratie Nouvelleâs campaign urging the QuĂ©bec government to keep its promise to reform the electoral system. We asked the APTSâs political officer responsible for feminist action to provide an overview of the feminist vision behind our support.
Read MoreAn impassioned activist
The woman we elected president of the APTS at our Convention last November is very determined to boost our unionâs visibility and influence, and is proud to do so. âI want the APTS to have the means to realize our goals, fully engage in public debates and take the initiative without hesitation. We have to create ties with other organizations and join forces to serve our common causes,â AndrĂ©e Poirier declared.
Read MoreTurbulence ahead in 2020
At the 8th APTS Convention held in Trois-RiviĂšres, I had the privilege of being elected president of the APTS. It was a touching and humbling experience for me to accept this major challenge. As I take up my responsibilities, my values of teamwork and solidarity are front and centre, as is my commitment to work collaboratively with all the groups that form our union.
Read MoreLower group insurance premiums for 2020
Insurance premiums have been lowered following a call for bids in the spring of 2019. The reduced premiums will be effective as of January 1, 2020. More information on the new premiums and applicable changes is provided in the tables below.
Read MoreFederal elections: extravagant government spending?
The federal elections are just around the corner, with election day fast approaching on October 21. The electoral campaign comes with its share of promises, commitments and attacks that may or may not be founded. Given that weâre being bombarded with a variety of positions, some issues may escape us.
Read MoreWhat we deserve… no more, no less
As partners in the upcoming public-sector negotiations, the APTS and the FIQ were united in their response to the unwelcome statements made by Premier François Legault.
Read More12 solutions to fight tax havens
In the fight to end tax havens and promote tax justice, the budget tabled by the Trudeau government on March 19, 2019 is a big disappointment.
Read MoreCombatting prejudice as a way to fight poverty
Since 2013, the APTS has actively supported the Christmas card campaign initiated by the anti-poverty collective, Collectif pour un Québec sans pauvreté. This December, we urge you to participate, not in a food drive, but in an awareness campaign to break down misconceptions and prejudice that undermine the lives of people living in poverty.
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