Pulp Paper & Woodworkers of Canada Local 1

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2320 Columbia Ave

Castlegar, BC V1N 2X1

+1 (250) 365-8116

http://ppwc.ca

The Public and Private Workers of Canada (PPWC) is an independent union representing thousands of workers across eight locals in British Columbia, with a strong focus on expanding membership among younger workers in various industries. With over sixty years of history, the union is committed to democratic representation, social justice, and environmental sustainability, actively advocating for workers' rights within the pulp and paper industry as well as in education, hospitality, and healthcare sectors.

As a founding member of the Confederation of Canadian Unions, the PPWC plays a significant role in fostering a robust labor movement in Canada, believing in the necessity of Canadian-controlled unions to meet local economic and political needs. Through various initiatives, including training sessions and scholarship programs, the PPWC is dedicated to supporting the development and well-being of its members and their families.

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