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UFCW 1400 hosts 19th Annual Women’s Conference

UFCW 1400 hosts 19th Annual Women’s Conference

Saskatoon, Sask. – March 11, 2025 – UFCW Local 1400 hosted its 19th Annual Women’s Conference on March 7-8, 2025, bringing together dozens of UFCW activists from across Saskatchewan, representing UFCW Local 1400, UFCW Local 248P, and UFCW Local 649. The annual conference provides a platform to discuss issues, share experiences, and develop skills for personal and professional empowerment.

Employer seeks to minimize tragic death of worker at Heritage Inn Saskatoon

Saskatoon – November 6, 2024 – UFCW 1400 mourns the tragic loss of a worker who died in a preventable workplace incident at Heritage Inn, Saskatoon: the union calls Heritage Inn to take action and accountability for this loss and offer appropriate support to the family. UFCW 1400 stands with the family in this time of sorrow.

UFCW News

  • Barry Sawyer elected as new UFCW Canada National President

    Toronto – November 4, 2025 – UFCW Canada’s National Council has elected Barry Sawyer as the new National President following the election of outgoing National President Shawn Haggerty to the position of International Secretary-Treasurer of the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW).

  • UFCW Canada and Moccasin Identifier unveil mural in recognition of Treaties Recognition Week

    Toronto – November 4, 2025 – UFCW Canada and Moccasin Identifier unveiled a new mural by Anishnawbe artist Philip Cote, Return of the Sacred. This work was commissioned by UFCW Canada, in partnership with Moccasin Identifier, as part of the union’s ongoing commitment to reconciliation, Indigenous advocacy, and treaty recognition. The mural will be a permanent installation at UFCW Canada’s headquarters.

  • UFCW Canada stands in solidarity with Alberta’s labour movement

    Edmonton – October 31, 2025 – UFCW Canada stands in solidarity with Alberta’s labour movement as they fight back against the Alberta UCP’s decision to legislate teachers back to work and invoke the notwithstanding clause to impose a collective agreement.