Rob Howatt, President of CUPE Local 830, reaches out for community support as the Charlottetown’s dedicated water and sewer workers strike continues pass de 60 day mark. These essential workers keep our city running, now they need your voice.

Let them know you stand with the workers who serve our community every day. It’s time to call City Hall! 902-566-5548

Charlottetown resident, contact your councillor and demand a vote to end the strike with a new mandate.

Thank you to everyone who continues to show unwavering support during this historic strike.

Island Coastal Services is performing scab labor during the strike of the CUPE Local 830, taking over work that rightfully belongs to Charlottetown’s unionized water and sewer workers. This undermines the fight for fair wages and respect.

CUPE 830 stands united. We urge the public to boycott ICS and support the workers who keep this city running

The Charlottetown’s Water & Sewer Workers of  is hosting a public town hall to talk about the ongoing municipal strike.

🗓 Wednesday, Septembre 10
🕕 6:00 PM
📍Murchison Centre, 17 St Pius X Ave, Charlottetown

Everyone is welcome — residents, businesses, media, and elected officials.
Refreshments provided.

👉 Spread the word. See you there!

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Get more info here Local 830 Job Action Info – CUPE PEI

The Charlottetown’s Water & Sewer Workers of  is hosting a public town hall to talk about the ongoing municipal strike.

🗓 Wednesday, August 27
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Carriage House, Beaconsfield Historic House (2 Kent St, Charlottetown)

Everyone is welcome — residents, businesses, media, and elected officials.
Refreshments provided.

👉 Spread the word. See you there!

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Get more info here Local 830 Job Action Info – CUPE PEI

On August 21, 2025, Charlottetown’s water and sewer workers of CUPE Local 830 held a press conference at City Hall. With the City refusing to bargain, the workers brought the table to them.

For more info visit: Local 830 Job Action Info – CUPE PEI

Hear powerful words from CUPE 830 President Rob Howatt on the incredible support from locals and the community, along with messages from CUPE PEI President Ashley Clark and a passionate speech by CUPE National President Mark Hancock. Filmed at a CUPE PEI BBQ, this video captures the strength and solidarity of our union family.

For more info visit: Local 830 Job Action Info – CUPE PEI

For more info visit: Local 830 Job Action Info – CUPE PEI

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On August 09, 2025, CUPE National Secretary-Treasurer Candace Rennick and CUPE National President Mark Hancock visited Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island to show national support for local workers, their families, and the broader community. Their presence brought a message of solidarity from CUPE’s more than 770,000 members across Canada, underscoring the importance of collective action and unity in the face of ongoing challenges.

Representatives from several Atlantic CUPE divisions were also in attendance, including Ashley Clark (CUPE PEI), Iris Lloyd (CUPE NS), Sherry Hillier (CUPE Newfoundland and Labrador), and Alan Linkletter (CUPE NB). Each brought remarks on behalf of their respective divisions and expressed continued support through both advocacy and financial contributions.

From New Brunswick, Will Thibodeau, President of Local 1253, transported the CUPE NB RV to the event. He was joined by Chris Curran (President, Local 1251), Jamie Agnew (President, Local 963), Kathy Wilkins, and Bob Keays, all of whom participated to show regional solidarity.

The event served as a powerful demonstration of the strength and unity within the CUPE network across Atlantic Canada and the country as a whole.

For more information on CUPE 830 and the strike visit: Local 830 Job Action Info – CUPE PEI