 Toronto city councilor and mayoralty candidate David Miller welcomed delegates to Toronto. |
 Victoria Alvarado Fenn, who will turn six in May, was the winner of the OPSEU HIV/AIDS banner contest. Victoria’s mother Mirla (right) is president of Local 5103 at Canadian Blood Services in
Brampton. |
 The winning banner. Convention delegates voted to make HIV/AIDS the union’s international issue and established a Live and Let Live fund to fight HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa and in Ontario.
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 OPSEU president Leah Casselman addresses the Convention on Thursday. She urged delegates to commit themselves to work to defeat the Conservative government in the upcoming provincial election. Casselman was re-elected as OPSEU president for a record fifth term in voting Friday, April 4. She defeated Bob Eaton, Regional Vice-President for Region 4 (eastern Ontario). |
