BC Ferry & Marine Workers'

BC Ferry & Marine Workers' has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in April 2025. The social media accounts linked to from BC Ferry & Marine Workers' are: Facebook, Instagram, X. Besides social media accounts, bcfmwu has populated their site with Grill & Chill 2026 raises $2000 for Cops for Cancer, Budget 2027: Three priorities for B.C.’s marine transportation system, Union hall closure for Canada Day 🫎, Changing directors is easy. Fixing BC Ferries is harder., Step up for him: Men’s mental health at work, Canadian Seafarers Pathway Study Labour Market Report, Welcome new federal transportation minister, Coast Reporter Editorial, Ferry workers' union calls for more federal funding for B.C. Ferries, CBC - Federal Funding for BC Ferries, Labour Beats Part 1, Fair winds, Tachek. ⚓, Keep safe working in hot weather 🌞, Labour Beats Part 2, Looking after yourself is part of the job, Who does what? A quick guide to how BCFMWU works, From Ukraine to union leadership: Ihor finds home on the coast, Injured Workers’ Day highlights chronic pain, Why we’re calling for a review of reciprocal arrangements, Small crew, big connection: Chase Johnson shares his Barnston Island journey, Keeping B.C. moving this Victoria Day long weekend., Atlantic Canada gets ferry fare cuts. B.C. gets excuses., Finding balance in a 10-hour shift: Samantha’s story, Every dress tells a story, A death, a fine, and a fight to avoid responsibility, Holding it together when things fall apart, “The ships are old” isn’t accountability., Members step in, just in time, Spring break breakdowns and bigger questions at BC Ferries, Long weekend, full load, we’ve got it ⚓🐣, Celebrating Sikh Heritage month across the fleet, Alex Yates: Learning and teaching the ropes below deck., Your union is you. Get involved!, Remembering the Queen of the North, Ottawa confirms no security review on China-built ferries, Gary Caroline: Building the next generation of union negotiators – BC Ferry & Marine Workers' Union, Photo of the Week: Changing the mast light on the Spirit of Vancouver Island, Women in maritime: still charting a course, International women’s day: strength and solidarity, Ethics for thee, offshore contracts for me, Cost overruns and workplace cuts raise stewardship questions at BC Ferries, Who’s accountable for BC Ferries?, Workers are paying more for less, Unions are winning real wage gains for workers, Build Them Here, Winter hazards on the coast: know the risks and your rights, Progress, not perfection: tips for sticking with your goals, Having a healthy holiday season: tips from our mental health committee, Holiday hours and how to reach us, Inside the BC Ferries refit yard: Christine finds a home for her craft, December 6: A day of mourning and a call to do better, Women deserve to feel safe at work, Building from the ground up: Darcy Morgan’s Hullo story, Look West invests in ships. Now it needs to invest in the people who sail them, 84 per cent of British Columbians want a plan to keep shipbuilding jobs in B.C., Fatigue management training now required before MED, Senate submission on transport sector labour disruptions, Notetaking 101, 2025 budget: Ottawa missed the boat, Lest We Forget: Honouring Remembrance Day., Krista’s story: Finding heart and home on the water, Opinion: BC Ferries is leaving British Columbians waiting, Statement on Canada Pulse Insights poll, Keeping the island’s shelves stocked, one trailer at a time, Angry ferry passengers - The Mike Smyth Show, Almost 10,000 jobs lost; leaked report shows B.C. could have built ferries, Bargaining FAQ, Our union, our responsibility: Pee-Jay gives back, Communities fed up with BC Ferries failures, Transportation and infrastructure committee meeting (full), “Buying BC” starts with investing in workers, Push to hire more marine workers | CBC, BCGEU picket line updates, www.bcfmwu.com, Write your MLA today, Life in the galley: Feeding thousands, ready for anything, Mayday near Crofton prompts marine rescue, Annual General Meeting | BC Ferries, MEDIA RELEASE | Hullo Ferries declares bargaining impasse, forcing workers to take strike vote, Solidarity never takes a holiday, From casual to cashier: Building a career at sea, Historic win: Air Canada flight attendants end unpaid work, More calls to scrap BC Ferries contract with China, Read the 2026 budget consultation report, 84 per cent passenger satisfaction, thanks to you, Violence at work survey, Learn the facts on offshore ferry builds, Kudos to the Hullo crew, We’re not just here to serve food. We’re here to keep you safe., Build them here: Learn the facts, Bargaining FAQ, Build here, not there, Why invest in spin when you could invest in service?, Transport Committee Meetings - House of Commons of Canada, Don’t shrug it off. Report it., From the engine room to the union hall: Hayley Walker finds her voice, BC Ferries says the decision is final. We say Salt Spring deserves better. – BC Ferry & Marine Workers' Union, Meet your BC Ferries bargaining team, Behind the booth: the reality for frontline terminal workers – BC Ferry & Marine Workers' Union, No response on offshore steel, Opinion: We’re not just outsourcing ships. We’re outsourcing opportunity, WILD BC Ferries confrontation, Canada's new dental-care program, & Canada-US trade talks!, ISU Exposed, Supporting our members and their families, Federal response falls short on B.C. ferry funding, Violence isn't part of our job, “BC Ferries is a special place to be”, Celebrating 47 years of solidarity, Barnston Island ferry workers join BCFMWU, Wage arbitration: What’s next for our fight for fairness, More than a shortcut: finding connection on the Brentwood Bay–Mill Bay route, Remembering Kenny Chohan, We stand with Canada Post workers, Canada’s marine sector is facing a critical workforce shortage, It's time for fair ferry funding across Canada, We can be safe and inclusive, too, Union calls out BC Ferries over months-long accessibility failure, Red Dress Day Message, Vital Guardians of the water, Day of Mourning, CoDevelopment Canada, Hullo ferry & Search and Rescue crews help stranded boaters off Nanaimo.