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.

This week’s CUPE Talk in the Atlantic is packed with updates, interviews, and regional news! Nick and Chris welcome CUPE Nova Scotia host Matthew MacDonald, who brings the latest CUPE NS updates and an important conversation with Lachlan Sheldrick (VP, Local 3912 NSCAD Unit) on the ongoing strike.

Iris weighs in with her first impressions of the NB Budget released earlier today, with more commentary on the way. Nick also chats with IAFF 771 President Tyler Embree about the 2026 Battle of the Badges.

We also highlight what’s coming up across the Atlantic labour movement — PSAC events, the CUPE NB Young Workers Conference, and all the upcoming CUPE conventions in the region.

Tonight’s episode of CUPE Talk In The Atlantic dives into CUPE Education—what it offers, why it matters, and how members across the region can access workshops, training, and support.

We walk through the full range of educational opportunities available to locals, stewards, and activists, highlighting how CUPE Education strengthens skills, confidence, and solidarity in workplaces and communities.

To close the show, we feature a sit‑down interview with Kristine Wickner, President of the New Brunswick NDP, discussing her background, her work, and her perspective on public engagement and community leadership.

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