Janitors at Lonsdale Quay Market in North Vancouver are celebrating after achieving a successful union organizing drive and certification vote amid the outbreak of COVID-19.

Matt Green joins in the call to give justice to janitors: "Words alone will ring hollow if they are not backed up with action. As one of the country’s largest property owners, the federal government has the responsibility to ensure that janitors cleaning our buildings are bring paid a living wage, are working safely and have all the proper personal protective equipment in place."

Elected leaders are starting to publicly recognize need for Justice for Janitors, joining us in pushing for better wages and conditions for janitors across Canada

On April 17, Harden called for raises and protections for cleaners. “It’s been heartening in recent weeks to hear so many politicians and major public figures showing respect and solidarity for the frontline workers who keep us safe … Those words are great, but you know what? They’re also not enough."

Olga Da Cruz is a J4J member and leader. Last week she submitted a letter to CBC’s Sunday Edition in response to a recent episode.

Thousands of workers in the janitorial industry made a historic breakthrough by winning a pension plan in Toronto.

Janitors at BC Hydro are celebrating a huge win after averting a contract flip that could have cost them their jobs and union.

50 contracted cleaners risk losing everything they gained as well as their jobs. With a union, they have a means to fight back.

Over 50 of BC’s rapid transit line cleaners are losing their jobs, health, and dental benefits as a result of contract flipping.