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The president of Ontario’s public workers union, Fred Hahn, was a guest speaker at an anti-Israel rally where Taliban flags, images glorifying Hamas’ recently eliminated leadership, and other symbols associated with terrorism were present. 

After facing calls from a national union to step down, controversial union leader Fred Hahn is refusing to resign his post as general vice-president and president of CUPE Ontario.

Controversial union leader Fred Hahn has not resigned from his position as general vice-president and president of CUPE Ontario despite being asked to resign by Thursday at noon.

Prominent Canadian conservatives and Jewish community organizations are praising Ontario labour minister David Piccini after he confronted Ontario CUPE president Fred Hahn over his past anti-Israel comments. 

Eighty Jewish CUPE workers have now signed on to a human rights complaint claiming antisemitism against CUPE Ontario and its president Fred Hahn, the lawyer overseeing the complaint says.

Twenty-five Jewish members of CUPE Ontario have filed a human rights complaint against the union and its president, Fred Hahn.

Late last week, after Israel killed one senior Hezbollah leader in Beirut and speculation was that they would assassinate another, the director of the Toronto French school board wrote to all students and their families commiserating with their pain over the Israeli attacks.

Backed into a corner and clearly worried about a ministry takeover, the Toronto District School Board’s woke trustees agreed this past week to endorse a review by the education ministry into a recent field trip that went horribly wrong, ending up being an anti-Israel hate fest.

The Canada Industrial Relations Board has legally mandated the return to work rail workers across the country, requiring binding arbitration in the dispute involving Canadian National Railway, Canadian Pacific Kansas City and the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference. Tune into The Daily Brief.

As anti-Israel protesters at the University of Toronto continue their encampment past the departure deadline given by the school, the university is seeking a court order to remove them.