Ahead of the February 27 provincial election, 1006A members speak about issues that are important to them and their families.
Your union encourages you to learn more about where each party stands and to get out and vote in your riding. Every vote makes a difference.
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Below, member Ashe Kachuba reflects about concerns within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community heading into the provincial election.
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Ashe Kachuba, Air Canada Cafe
“The most important issue for me this election is ensuring the protection of 2SLGBTQIA+ rights and combating hate-based politics. Our communities should not be afraid to lose their rights and healthcare because people decided to use their bigotry as a stepping stool to power.
Too many hateful people are voting while others stand by. We are too close to following in the steps of the United States.
Voting is the only way to get a say in your future. Not voting is letting other people decide for you."
