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Updates

Today. the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) released its 2018 Alternative Federal Budget (AFB), putting forward a sustainable plan to deliver a green economy and a more equitable society for Canadians.

Getting There: Alternative Federal Budget 2018  lays out in detail how Canada can sustain its current economic growth while fighting poverty and transitioning to a zero-carbon future.

Please note that the phone system in the PSAC Victoria Office is experiencing intermittent problems and members may not be able to get through. We are working on a solution and hope this issue is resolved soon.

If you need to reach the Victoria Office immediately please email Victoria_RO@psac-afpc.com.

It was with great sadness that I learned of the tragic car accident that took the life of Ann Strutt and injured Patricia DeMille, both of whom are PSAC members who work at the Fisheries and Oceans Canada office in Prince Rupert.

Sister Strutt was a long time DFO employee and a steward in UHEW Local 20147 where she mentored and inspired countless union activists over the years. She was also a highly respected and well liked member of the community, where she served on the Board of the Prince Rupert Unemployed Action Centre Society.

The BC government has introduced legislation to hold a referendum in the fall of 2018, which will ask British Columbians to decide whether BC should keep its current voting system (First Past the Post) or move to a system of Proportional Representation. As part of this process, the government is consulting with British Columbians.

In the lead up to the referendum, PSAC BC has made a submission to the goverment containing three key recommendations on the electoral reform process.

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