It is my pleasure on behalf of the New Brunswick Federation of Labour, and our 35,000 affiliates, to wish all New Brunswickers a Happy Labour Day! I also wanted to take this opportunity to offer my sincere thanks to all New Brunswick workers who devote their time,...

The New Brunswick Federation of Labour (NBFL) is hosting its 18th annual Blair Doucet Youth Summer Camp (BDYSC) at the Moncton campus of l`Université de Moncton from August 6 to 10. Opening ceremonies begin on Monday evening with 15 youth attending camp from around...

National, Provincial and Territorial Labour Leaders encourage Canada’s Premiers to unite behind a universal, single-payer, public prescription drug coverage program. In addition to giving every Canadian access to life-saving prescriptions, a universal Pharmacare plan...

From July 17 to 19th, the New Brunswick Federation of Labour is hosting Federation of Labour presidents from across Canada in Saint Andrews New Brunswick, as Canada’s Premiers meet during the Council of the Federation meetings. Federation of Labour Presidents will...

The New Brunswick Federation of Labour congratulates the New Brunswick Government for introducing paid leave for victims of intimate partner and sexual violence. “These changes in legislation will have a huge and positive impact on the lives of victims of violence,”...

The New Brunswick Federation of Labour, is pleased to mark May 1st, International Worker’s Day. May Day is recognized around the world. It traces its origins to the mid 1880s when a movement of workers protested to get an eight-hour workday. At that time, most people...

Every year, on April 28, the National Day of Mourning, people come together remember the workers who lost their lives or were injured while working. Day of Mourning ceremonies are taking place in: Bathurst, Edmundston, Fredericton, Miramichi, Moncton and Saint John....