2023 IDERD Event
2023 Bromley Lloyd Armstrong Awards Gala
Prioritization of Equal Treatment of Refugees in Canada - Updated
2023 Black History Month Event
United Nations Decade for People of African Descent - A National Conversation with Labour hosted by TCBN and LCS
It's 'Our Moment Our Movement': Anti-Racism Forum Set Foundation for 2023 Campaign Launch
BE | December 2022 | Issue No. 1
LCS and Toronto & York Region Labour Council hosted the Anti-Racism Forum on October 26, 2022, which focused on addressing anti-racism transformational change within the collective bargaining process, member-to-member racism, and constitutional change within unions and the broader Labour movement. What changes can we make from the inside out?
Labour & United Way: United for the Presidents’ Breakfast
BE | December 2022 | Issue No. 1
For more than 30 years, LCS has hosted an annual fundraising breakfast to bring together union leaders to support United Way Greater Toronto's annual campaign. We share a common goal – we want our communities to thrive.
Refugee Next Door Campaign Presentation Received CALM 2022 Fighting Oppression Award
BE | December 2022 | Issue No. 1
The Canadian Association of Labour Media (CALM) 2022 Fighting Oppression Award was presented to Labour Community Services for the submission of the Refugees in Canada: Facts and Myths presentation. It’s important that we all care about refugees.
Labour Community Advocates Reunited for Annual Networking Event
BE | December 2022 | Issue No. 1
The annual Labour Community Advocate (LCA) Networking Event brought Labour Community Advocates together for an enjoyable evening to reconnect, share their experiences since completing the LCA Training Program, and support one another.
Unions Gathered to Recognize Bromley L. Armstrong Award Recipients at Annual Gala
BE | December 2022 | Issue No. 1
The 17th annual Bromley Lloyd Armstrong Award was presented to Vanessa Stoby, Carol Wall, and the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation - District 16, with Special Recognition presented to Carolyn Egan, for their tireless work in the areas of Equity, Inclusion, and Human Rights. Their work is nothing short of ground-breaking…and that’s being humble.