Stay Connected!
Join our email list to stay in the loop!
Marcel Malboeuf Scholarship Award
The strength of ATU Canada is based on solidarity and respect. We commit ourselves to the goals of worker democracy, social justice, equality, and peace. We are dedicated to making the lives of our members and their families safe, secure, and healthy.
This award was created in 2018 to honour Marcel Malboeuf — an individual who exemplified these traits throughout his career of over 48 years with the ATU. Marcel earned the respect and admiration of ATU members from across the country and through this award he will be remembered for generations to come. The Marcel Malboeuf Scholarship will be awarded yearly on September 13, Marcel’s birthday. It will be awarded in the amount of $1000 to an ATU member’s dependent who is enrolled in post-secondary education in Canada, who exemplifies the highest standard in academic achievement, and demonstrates commitment and dedication to their community with the utmost leadership qualities.
Value: $1000
2022 Scholarship: submission period open from June 13th, 2022 until August 12th, 2022.
Download the applicant package below:
Since the Saskatchewan Transportation Company and Greyhound have shut down intercity transit service in Western Canada, access to mobility, freedom, community, family, health care, and other public services are at risk for millions of people across Canada. Without adequate public transportation, the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls will only get worse. Without rapid expansion of public transit, we cannot reduce our carbon emissions to mitigate the worst effects of climate change. The private market has not and will not adequately replace these intercity transit services. We need a public option. We demand the establishment of a national public intercity transit service as part of a Green New Deal for social, economic and environmental justice and tangible reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. Pledge your support today!
This day recognizes the lasting impression of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) – a historic step in the recognition of Indigenous self-determination. As a universally applied set of principles, this document calls on all nations to support the development of self-determination to ensure the prosperity of Indigenous peoples.
This day recognizes the additional months and days a woman must work to make what a male counterpart earns in just 12 months. It’s a call to end gender discrimination in pay and a reminder that gender equality cannot be achieved without pay equity