Together, our unions represent more than 255,000 teachers and education workers across Ontario. United in our commitment to publicly funded education, we are prepared to engage in meaningful negotiations focused on supporting students and strengthening learning and working conditions in schools across the province.

On June 6, CUPE‑OSBCU education workers, will come together to paint the province purple in support of strong, well‑funded public schools. Be part of the movement in your community. Whether you’re joining an existing event or organizing your own, everything you need is right here.

This Pride Month, OSBCU celebrates alongside 2SLGBTQIA+ students, workers, families, and communities — and reaffirms what our 57,000 education workers across Ontario know to be true: every person deserves to feel safe, respected, and valued, in every school, every workplace, and every community. Pride is a celebration of diversity, resilience,

The Ontario School Board Council of Unions (OSBCU) is deeply disappointed by the Ford government’s 2026–27 Core Education Funding announcement released today. At a time when Ontario’s publicly funded schools are facing an unprecedented staffing and funding crisis, this funding offers little more than austerity, uncertainty, and continued neglect for

On April 29, more than 255,000 AEFO, ETFO, OECTA, CUPE-OSBCU, and OSSTF/FEESO members will participate in a Province-wide Day of Action. This coordinated effort represents a powerful show of unity among Ontario’s teachers and education workers at a time when publicly funded education continues to face significant challenges.