Bill 3 claims to be a project to make unions more transparent and more democratic. It’s based on a false premise in that the APTS already complies with many of the obligations it would impose. But what’s even more problematic is that under the pretext of ensuring “choice,” it provides a deeply toxic gift in the form of optional dues. These would jeopardize our ability to share our resources – which is the core of our ability to defend ourselves.

Here’s what you need to know, without jargon or evasion.

The 16^th edition of 12 Days of Action to End Violence Against Women begins November 25, 2025 with the theme “Same world, same struggles, same hopes.” In a context in which the far right is trampling the rights of women and gender-diverse people, this campaign stirs our consciences and reignites the fires of resistance.  

Without bold political vision and proper investment, too many older adults find themselves without the care, services and support they need. It’s time to face this reality head on and break the silence so we can build a society where growing old with dignity is the rule, not the exception.

Did you know that the health and social services sector accounts for 25% of the injuries recognized by the CNESST, even though it represents slightly less than 10% of Québec’s workplaces? This means that as a worker in health and social services, you run a disproportionate risk of being injured in your workplace. Fortunately, everyone can contribute to health and safety at work in their own way and at their own level. Are you ready to do something?