ALT Graphic highlighting an Oct. 22, 2026 Globe and Mail opinion article about Cleveland-Cliffs and Stelco. A photo shows Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves. USW National Director Marty Warren is quoted: “He pretends tariffs cause the layoffs. But admits ‘we acquired Stelco with the decision already made.’”

ALT graphic featuring two excerpts from an Oct. 22, 2026 Globe and Mail opinion article. One says the Stelco acquisition “has nothing to do with Canada’s benefit” and that Canadian workers are “paying the price.” The other says Canadian operations are being stripped down to benefit Cleveland-Cliffs rather than Canada.

ALT Graphic featuring two excerpts from an Oct. 22, 2026 Globe and Mail opinion article. One highlights Cleveland-Cliffs’ “legally binding assurances” to maintain unionized jobs for five years. The other argues that conditions cited to justify layoffs were “created and advocated for by the company itself.”

ALT USW graphic highlighting an Oct. 16, 2026 Wall Street Journal article about Cleveland-Cliffs and potential Stelco layoffs, featuring a photo of the Stelco steelmaking facility and a quote from USW Research Department head Guio Jacinto criticizing the company’s actions.

ALT Graphic featuring a Canadian flag flying against the Rocky Mountains in Alberta, promoting a press release urging governments to invest in Alberta workers following the vote to remain in Canada.

ALT September 2026 Economic Update from the United Steelworkers Research Department, featuring analysis of economic trends, wage growth, labour market conditions and key economic indicators.

ALT Graphic promoting the September 2026 Steelworkers Humanity Fund Update. It features the SHF logo and a newsletter cover showing a meeting of workers in Bolivia. Text reads: “Retired workers in Bolivia fighting for pension justice,” alongside the SHF 40th anniversary logo.

ALT Four Honduran women stand together holding a United Steelworkers (USW) flag. Text reads: “Life after the factory closure: Honduran women rebuilding their future.”

ALT A group of forestry workers and United Steelworkers representatives pose outdoors in India, with several wearing orange flower garlands and holding a USW Métallos flag. Text reads: “Celebrating forestry workers’ achievements in India: a decade of solidarity.”

ALT Graphic featuring USW National Director Marty Warren speaking into microphones. Text reads: “The right to strike is a red line. Section 107 should be repealed, not rewritten to make it easier for the government to intervene in legal strikes.”

ALT Graphic featuring a Steelworker wearing protective gear while cutting a large steel coil, with sparks flying. Text reads: “Steelworkers win another trade ruling against subsidized Chinese steel – Press release.” United Steelworkers (USW) logo appears at the top.

ALT Graphic for Women’s History Month featuring six women from diverse backgrounds in workplace and community settings. The bilingual text reads “Women’s History Month / Mois de l’histoire des femmes,” with the United Steelworkers (USW) Métallos logo in the centre.

ALT Graphic featuring D6 Director, Kevon Stewart speaking at a podium, with the USW logo above. Text reads: “Steelworkers pledge to fight to protect long-term care services, jobs in eastern Ontario.”

ALT Graphic for World Day for Decent Work on October 7, featuring Steelworkers at a worksite. Text reads: “Every worker deserves: Fair wages, safe working conditions, respect and dignity, a voice at work, and strong labour rights.” It concludes: “Decent work is a right, not a privilege!”