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Jun 13, 2026 - Indigenous and Workers of Colour Conference

When: Saturday, June 13th, Time: 8:30AM (reg); 9:30AM (conference)
Where:: IBEW Hall, 1377 Lawrence Av E
Cost: $100 per registrant

The annual Indigenous Workers of Colour Conference - a joint project by the Labour Council's staff team and Equity Committee - is just weeks away!

This is an event a space to learn and connect. This year's theme is Think Global; Act Local: Our Voices, Our Choices, Our Lives. Come join us for a day of education, training, good speakers, good food and an overall good time!

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Jun 12, 2026 - Reclaim the Game

When: June 12th, 2pm
Where: Queen and Gwynne (west of Dufferin)

Who: You, who loves football/soccer and hates FIFA and corporate interests.

What: 4v4, 10-15mins games.

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Jun 11, 2026 - UJPO at 100

When: June 11th, 7pm (doors open at 6:30pm)
Where: Trinity St. Paul's United Church, 427 Bloor St W

The United Jewish People's Order, Canada's Home for the Jewish Left, is thrilled to announce our official Centenary Celebration Event: Joy and Struggle - 100 years of UJPO!

To properly mark this incredible milestone, we have put together a truly amazing show, featuring, live and in-person:
· Author and internationally lauded activist, Naomi Klein
· The return of the legendary Toronto Jewish Folk Choir
· From Vancouver, punk-folk legend Geoff Berner
· From Montreal, beloved singer-songwriter Rae Spoon

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Jun 11, 2026 - Keep Water Public

When: June 11th, 7pm

This meeting is part of CUPE Ontario's Keep Water Public campaign and is intended for executives of locals representing Regional Water/Wastewater Workers. We recognize there are significant legislative changes happening in Ontario related to the ownership, governance, and delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure and services. Thess include Bill 98 and Bill 100, alongside the creation of Public Water Wastewater Corporations. Despite the name, these changes open the door to increased privatization, fragmentation, and loss of public accountability within Ontario's water systems.

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Jun 11, 2026 - What do Canadians really think about climate change?

When: June 11th, 12pm

Do some Canadians really believe climate change is a hoax?

It's hard to believe, but in 2025 this was a legitimate question for up to 34 per cent of Canadians. It's a deeply worrying trend that speaks to shifting national conversations around economic security and national unity. And it's put Canadians in a double bind: Canadians support cleaner energy at home, but feel the country's broader economic future--thanks in part to sustained political and industrial messaging--depends on fossil fuels.

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