Events

This Committee is open to all PSAC members in good standing in the Yukon who identify as a member with a disability.

The NWT Indigenous Peoples Committee is open to all PSAC members in good standing in NWT who have self-identified as Indigenous members. Join us to hear about the work this committee does.

The Committee works to promote inclusiveness and actively oppose discrimination in all its forms.

The PSAC North NWT Women’s Committee invites all PSAC North Members in Good Standing in NT who identify as women to join us for our upcoming Annual General Meeting and Guest Speaker, Lila Erasmus. Lila will speak about Supporting Our Journeys and Supporting Each Other to Journey Ahead. We will explore collective healing, solidarity, reconciliation, and the many intersections that shape women’s experiences in our union, workplaces, and communities. Included will be: Elections will be conducted for Chair, Vice Chair, Treasurer and Secretary positions. Review of 2026 Events and Finances. Budget for 2027

All women members in good standing of PSAC in the Yukon are welcome to attend the Annual General Meeting of the Women’s Committee.

The PSAC North NWT Health & Safety Committee invites all PSAC North members in good standing in the Northwest Territories who have an interest in workplace health and safety to join us for our upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM). This is a great opportunity to learn about the committee's work, help shape priorities for the coming year, and get involved in promoting healthy and safe workplaces across the NWT.

Labour has a proud history of advocating for safer workplaces and securing better work-life balance. The Yukon Health & Safety Committee focuses on prevention and maintaining the highest degree of physical and mental health at work and home. This Committee is open to all PSAC members in good standing in the Yukon who are interested in workplace Health & Safety. Bring your ideas and find out where you fit in!

The PSAC North NWT Access Committee welcomes all members in the Northwest Territories who identify as having a disability, whether physical, sensory, or related to mental illness, and whether permanent, chronic, or temporary in nature who are in good standing. The labour movement has always been about fighting for fairness and ensuring that no worker is left behind are non-negotiable rights. The purpose of the NWT Access Committee is to ensure that PSAC members with disabilities are given the opportunity to participate fully in their union and in their workplaces

The objective of this Conference is to create a forum for activists to reflect upon, discuss and take action on current issues affecting workplace health and safety. These discussions and workshops will include the rapid changes in climate and legislation that are currently affecting workers in Canada.