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  • Supreme Court Indalex decision latest attack on pensioners

    OTTAWA -- “Retirees have once again been told to go to the back of the line so that banks and hedge funds can collect their winnings,” says Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union President Dave Coles.

    “It’s almost criminal that Canada’s bankruptcy laws continue to force pensioners into poverty,” says Coles, referring to the recent Supreme Court decision that 170 former employees of Indalex Limited would be stripped of the $6.7 million to cover their pensions that had been awarded earlier by the Ontario Court of Appeal.

  • Retirees hear their court case challenged

    TORONTO (June 29, 2012) -- CEP President Dave Coles (second from right ) joined the Victims of Brookfield at the Superior Court of Justice to hear their former bosses challenge the union's court case. 

  • Retirees hear their court case challenged

    TORONTO (June 29, 2012) -- CEP President Dave Coles (second from right ) joined the Victims of Brookfield at the Superior Court of Justice to hear their former bosses challenge the union's court case.

  • Retirees seek justice over “corporate pension theft”
    TORONTO -– Fraser Papers retirees from Quebec and New Brunswick, who had their pensions cut by up to 40% when their employer filed for bankruptcy protection, will be at the Superior Court of Justice in Toronto on Friday when their former bosses challenge their case.
  • Workers losing trust in company
    CORNER BROOK - "Even kids know when it is wrong to hold out on somebody." That is the quote Bruce Randell, president Local 242 of the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers union, used Monday to describe how mill workers were feeling about the latest development to come from the eight-week process of determining whether to grant Kruger a five-year extension to make up for a deficit in pension plans.
  • NewPage workers ask for legislative pension changes
    Workers and retirees at the shuttered NewPage Port Hawkesbury paper mill in Cape Breton are asking the Nova Scotia government for some legislative changes to help soften the blow from their underfunded pension plans.
  • Letter to the Editor: They didn't do it for us; I doubt they will for you
    RE: EX MLA Pension Cuts: As president of the CEP Local 29 located in Edmundston, I simply had to send in my two cents and represent my views and the views of my members. I am quite perplexed to see Mr. Jeannot Volpé coming out of the woodwork and crying out injustice because his pension got cut by one third.
  • Victims of Brookfield kick off Occupy Toronto
  • Union working with retirees
    CORNER BROOK -- Bruce Randell knows there are concerns out there over the pension plan for workers and retirees of Corner Brook Pulp and Paper. "Obviously, we're worried about the pensions," said the president of Local 242 of the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union. "There's more pensioners out there now than there are people working in the mill."
  • Union files legal action against Fraser Papers directors

    OTTAWA -- The Communications Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada has filed legal actions in Quebec Superior Court against the directors of the former Fraser Papers, owned by Brookfield Asset Management.

    "Our legal struggle on behalf of the pensioners and workers of Fraser Papers has now begun," says CEP President Dave Coles. "This is about fairness for retirees and workers who lost almost 40% of their pensions. The directors of Fraser Papers must now be held to account."

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