Cornwall Labour Day Picnic

August 24, 2023

Greetings Friends,

“Every concession from an employer, every new program to help working families, every extra dollar in workers’ pockets happened because of someone like you, taking a stand in your workplace or community.

Working together for the good of all workers is where Canada’s unions shine brightest.
In two weeks, workers across the country will come together to celebrate Labour Day.”

Bea Bruske
President
Canadian Labour Congress

The Cornwall and District Labour Council will enjoy the traditional Labour Day picnic on September 4, 2023.

Our theme this year is “Canada’s Unions: lifting everyone up”. We will highlight the social progress that unions have contributed to Canada’s workers and the work remaining to be done.

Please join us.

WHERE: Lamoureux Park, Cornwall
WHO : Everyone is welcome
WHEN: September 4, 2023. 11:00 am to 2:00 pm
WHAT: Speakers, music, bouncy castles, children’s games, clown show and train rides.

All activities are free.

For any further information please feel free to call me (613 932 1943) or email me.
Louise Lanctot
President
Cornwall and District Labour Council

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