KEY OCHU/CUPE CAMPAIGNS
OCHU/CUPE carries out advocacy on behalf of our members, hospital patients and long-term care residents across Ontario.
Not Adding Up: Surgical and Diagnostic Privatization in Ontario
More public money is going to for-profit care. Are patients getting faster access?
Capacity and privatization in Ontario Hospitals
The Escalating Assault on Ontario’s Hospitals, shows that this crisis is not unavoidable
Driven to the Brink
A new report warns that the turn to health care cutbacks in Ontario harken to the period of Mike Harris, as hundreds of job cuts ravage hospitals across the province.
PSW CAMPAIGN
Join the fight for PSWs to be treated with dignity and respect. New Regulatory Proposal Denies PSWs Basic Rights to Due Process and Representation.
Latest News
Ford must answer for poor hospital privatization track record over last five years
New report tracks town-by-town how the Ford government’s private clinics scheme has created new inequalities, delays, higher costs and wasted local public hospitals’ resources
Personal Support Workers Rally on September 22
We’re rallying to call on the Ford government to change the legislation governing the HSCPOA and ensure PSWs have the right to representation and fair due process in disciplinary matters.
CUPE 1909 Rally
Join us demanding appropriate funding from the Ford government to ensure Safe Staffing at Ross Memorial Hospital!
Rally to stop the cuts at Bruyere Health
CUPE will present worker-community petition to hospital management at rally on September 10
“Stop the cuts at Bruyere Health:” CUPE to present worker-community petition to hospital management at rally on September 10
CUPE has collected 1,400 petition signatures from hospital workers and community supporters in defense of frontline care
PSW Zoom Call
PSW Zoom Call on Sept 10th, 2026 at 7:00 PM
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