Tonight on CUPE Talk in the Atlantic We had a full and exciting show featuring conversations that matter to workers, communities, and the labour movement across the Atlantic region. First, we sat down with K.C. Hingley, the newest nominee for the 2026 Municipal Election in the Town of Tantramar, to discuss their vision, priorities, and what inspired them to step into local politics. We also welcomed Bill Merrifield, President of Lily Lake Inc., along with Deborah Lawton, Fundraising & Community Programming lead, for an in‑depth look at Dragons On The Lake—its community impact, upcoming events, and how people can get involved. Plus, we covered major updates from across the labour movement, including: • Upcoming events from CUPE Nova Scotia, CUPE Ontario, and PSAC • A preview of the CUPE Atlantic Conventions and what members can expect this year If you’re passionate about community, labour rights, and staying informed on what’s happening across the Atlantic provinces, this episode has something for you. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share to support CUPE Talk in the Atlantic and help us reach more members and communities.

This week on CUPE Talk in the Atlantic, Nick and Chris dive into a wide range of topics shaping workplaces and communities across the region. From current issues affecting CUPE members to the stories behind the headlines, they break it all down with their usual insight and energy. Plus, this episode features a special interview with Renee Boudreau, who brings her perspective and experience to the conversation. Tune in for an engaging, informative discussion you won’t want to miss.

Tonight’s episode of CUPE Talk in the Atlantic featured the debut episode with Wesley Wills, who joined Nick London for a lively and wide‑ranging conversation covering major developments across the labour movement. The pair broke down the latest headlines from CUPE.ca, shared immediate insights from the CUPE NB Mass Meeting held just before going live, and explored the upcoming CUPE conventions taking place throughout the Atlantic region. They also discussed the PSAC event scheduled for May 2nd, 2026, highlighted the CUPE NB Young Workers Convention happening April 14th–15th, and touched on several additional updates shaping member engagement and solidarity across the East Coast.