TORONTO LOCAL EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDATION VOTE NO TO BOTH COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTS

Sisters and Brothers,

The Toronto Local executive met today and voted on the recommendations from the NEB on the extension of the Urban and RSMC collective agreements.

The Toronto Local executive recommendations are:

URBAN: VOTE NO.

RSMC: VOTE NO.

We are asking our members to vote NO to the both respective collective agreements. We want our local demands to be negotiated. The extension of the collective agreements does not meet the demands put forward by the membership.

We want a stop to two tier wages.

Temp workers deserve equal pay for equal work.

We want more protection for SSD on Urban.

This agreement does not provide all hours paid for RSMC members.

We cannot accept the language in MOA’s which constrains the union such as:

“Conditional, discuss issues, examine, may continue their discussion, mutually agreed on, outstanding issues shall become part of the next round of bargaining, nothing in the agreement constrains the corporation from…….…, agreed to meet and reaffirm the commitment”.

Please update your information at [email protected] by August 2^nd,2021. It looks like an address change but please fill in the form, in order to get the link to vote on the extension of these collective agreements.

An Injury to one is an injury to all.

In Solidarity

Qaiser Maroof

President

CUPW Toronto Local

July 23, 2021

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AMENDED

2026-2029 Toronto Local Executive Candidates

Dear Sisters, Brothers, and Comrades,

As per Toronto Local, please find below the eligible candidates in the upcoming 2026 - 2029 Toronto Local Executive Elections.

PRESIDENT:	1^st VICE-PRESIDENT:

Zach Avdelopoulos	Stacey Pritchard
Robby Jouhal	Amit Verma
Mark Lubinski
Qaiser Maroof
Stephen Myers
Gerard van Deelen

2^nd VICE-PRESIDENT:	3^rdVICE-PRESIDENT:

Reno Borg	Rob Guglielmelli
Richard LeGendre	Liz Parry
	Inderjit Sidhu
	Donna Leeder

5^th VICE-PRESIDENT:	ASSISTANT SECRETARY – TREASURER:

Bruno Rossi	Sandro Petruzzelli
Rashmi Mehta	Victor Santhiapillai

RECORDING SECRETARY:	E.S.S.GATEWAY WEST/INTL./TEO/AMF/NECF/CITYLINKS:

Greg Krisa	Furqan Ashraf
Baleswaran Kandasamy	Sherice Douglas
	Muhammad Imran
	Greg MacDonald

E.S.S. S.C.L.P.P.:	E.S.S. GATEWAY EAST/WPDH:

Peter Aliyianis	Rajiv Joshi
Janet Kocur	Nikki Narewal
Rana Siddiqui	Sunny Philipose

E.S.S. WEST AREA WICKETS:	E.S.S. WEST TRANSPORTATION:

Celia Bellissimo	Neil Bolen
Nicky Jandu	Shaka Thomas
Dave Khaper

Only Members who are listed as Members in good standing shall be eligible to vote. The Elections committee asks that all Members confirm that you have already signed and submitted your Membership application, or immediately contact our Union Office in order to correct and update your Member status.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our Toronto Local Elections committee by email: [email protected] or call the Elections Committee at (416) 249-6502. More information about our election process to follow.

We would like to take this opportunity to wish all the candidates luck in this upcoming election.

In Solidarity,

Neeka Morris - Chairperson, [email protected]

2026 CUPW Toronto Local Executive Elections Committee

December 22^nd, 2025

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

JANUARY 17, 2026

9:00 A.M.

UNION HALL

47 DENSLEY AVENUE

AGENDA

Roll Call of Officers
Acceptance of Members in Good Standing
Reading and Adoption of Minutes
Reading of Correspondence
Bills and Accounts
Reports of Officers and Committees
Nominations and Elections
Notice of Motion
Unfinished Business
New Business
Adjournment

In Solidarity,

Abdi Hagi Yusuf

Secretary-Treasurer

CUPW Toronto Local

December 18, 2025

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URGENT – TEMPORARY WORKERS: 44.11(a) LETTERS

Dear Sisters, Brothers, and Friends,

Canada Post on December 12^th, 2025 has again started to issue 44.11(a) termination letters to temporary workers. If you receive one, it is critical that you act immediately.

WHAT TO DO RIGHT AWAY:

File a grievance without delay.
Contact your Shop Steward at onceor call the Toronto Local Grievance Officer to arrange an in-person meeting at the Union Hall.
Gather any documentationthat explains the reasons for your unavailability.
Do not resign and do not accept termination.

Temporary workers are not disposable. You are essential, you are union, and you deserve fair treatment. Your rights are protected under the collective agreement—use them.

The Toronto Local is defending your rights.

CUPW is filing grievances, challenging violations, and pushing back against unfair treatment.

Solidarity means every worker counts.

We will not allow Canada Post to divide us. We will not remain silent while temporary workers are used, mistreated, or pushed aside.

An injury to one is an injury to all—and the Toronto Local will fight for every single member.

In Solidarity and In Strength

Mark Lubinski

President

Toronto Local CUPW

Merry Christmas

Sisters, Brothers and Siblings:

With Christmas right around the corner, I would like to take this opportunity to wish all of you and your families a Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays and a very Happy, Healthy and Peaceful New Year.

The resilience and strength in the face of challenges we have faced truly inspired all Postal Workers and our National Negotiators.

As we spend this Christmas and New Year holiday with loved ones, take a moment to reflect on gratitude and unity.

Mark Lubinski,

President,

CUPW Toronto Local

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December 23, 2024