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Ontario School Board Council of Unions

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Bylaws and policies

Our bylaws set out the democratic structure that we run by.

  • OSBCU Bylaws EN 2025-09-17
  • OSBCU Policy Manual EN 2024-03-07

Upcoming Events

Nov
7
Fri
3:00 pm OSBCU Leadership Bargaining Conf... @ Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport
OSBCU Leadership Bargaining Conf... @ Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport
Nov 7 @ 3:00 pm – Nov 9 @ 12:00 pm
📅 Conference Details Dates: November 7–9, 2025 Registration Opens: 3:00 PM on November 7 Conference Ends: Noon on November 9 Location: Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport 970 Dixon Road, Toronto, ON M9W 1J9 🏨 Hotel Accommodations Guest rooms must be booked through W.E Union Travel by September 12, 2025. 📞 Call 1-888-676-7747 and mention OSBCU Leadership Bargaining Conference 🔗 Book your room at weuniontravel.ca ... Read more
Mar
24
Tue
all-day 2026 OSBCU Convention @ Sheraton Parkway Hotel, Richmond Hill
2026 OSBCU Convention @ Sheraton Parkway Hotel, Richmond Hill
Mar 24 – Mar 28 all-day
 
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Latest News

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  • Joint Statement on Publicly Funded Education in Ontario
  • CUPE education workers call on the Ford government to immediately increase school board funding: Survey of 12,000 CUPE education workers finds extreme underfunding and understaffing has caused widespread violence, burnout and lack of services in London-area school

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