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Canada’s Building Trades Unions Celebrates the Liberal Government’s Spring Economic Update

OTTAWA – The Canadian Executive Board of Canada’s Building Trades Unions today welcome the measures announced in the federal Spring Economic Statement that put skilled trades workers at the centre of the federal government’s nation building, major projects, and affordability agenda. The investments announced by Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne reflect a sustained commitment to the workers who build the homes, infrastructure, energy projects, and industrial capacity Canada needs. The building trades endorse the approach this Liberal government is taking, and

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April 28, 2026

PRESS RELEASE: Day of Mourning: Psychological Health and Safety Critical to Workers’ Wellbeing

EDMONTON – Psychological health and safety is occupational health and safety. Workplace injuries – both physical and psychological – are serious and must be treated as such. Yet work-related stress, burnout, harassment, violence, and psychological harm are too often dismissed or ignored. These injuries are real, they are preventable, and they’re not “just part of the job. Source

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April 28, 2026
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