
Council of Labour Relations Executives
Labour Relations is a niche and contentious area.
You work to strengthen your union-management climate, manage negotiations, and navigate emerging labour relations trends.
Are you looking for peers to discuss your strategies?
Managing labour relations presents unique challenges. But whether your interest is in collective bargaining, union–employer relations, or tracking movements in Canada’s labour landscape, the Council of Labour Relations Executives (LRC) is your gateway to leading-edge research, networking, and insights.
Transform your union–management approach. Forge lasting relations with peers in the labour relations space. Join the LRC today.
Who Should Join?
Senior executives who are responsible for their organization’s labour relations strategy and programs.
All LRC members operate on the employer side, which allows them to share successes and challenges in an open and candid environment. Members represent a wide variety of industries and sectors, both private and public.
Key Objectives
- Discuss major themes influencing collective bargaining in Canada—today and in the future
- Establish a network of labour relations professionals from across the country to discuss concerns impacting bargaining and labour trends
- Deliver member-driven sessions with Canada’s leading labour relations employers, unions, legal professionals, thought leaders, and academics
Benefits of Membership
| Networking | Research | Sharing |
|---|---|---|
| Connect with your peers in a confidential environment to exchange ideas, challenges, and labour relations strategies from an employer perspective. | Stay current. Access our annual Labour Relations Outlook and stay up to date on top negotiating issues, insights on top priorities, and the collective bargaining environment in the coming year. | Add your voice to our roundtable discussions—a fixture at every meeting—to share your most important labour issues with peers from across the country. |

Contact Us
For more information about the Council of Labour Relations Executives or to arrange for a guest invitation to attend one of our meetings, please contact our team.
1-888-801-8818
From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET; after hours, please send an e-mail.
Current Members
Alberta Health Services
Alectra Utilities Corporation
BC Hydro
Bell Canada
Bower Consulting Services Inc.
Canada Post Corporation
Canadian Blood Services
Cenovus Energy Inc.
City of Saskatoon
Enbridge Gas Inc.
FortisBC Energy Inc.
Garda World Security Corporation
Government of Alberta
Greater Toronto Airports Authority
Health Employers Association of British Columbia
Hydro One Networks Inc.
Lactalis Canada
Loblaw Companies Limited
McGill University
Metro Vancouver
NAV CANADA
Pratt & Whitney Canada
Purolator Inc.
Seaspan ULC
The Ledcor Group of Companies
The St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation
The University of British Columbia
Trans Mountain Corporation
University of Ottawa
University of Saskatchewan
University of Toronto
VIA Rail Canada Inc.
YMCA of the National Capital Region

Testimonial
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Member Activity
Outlook for 2026
October 22-23, 2025 • Ottawa ON
Current Issues in Labour Relations
April 9-10, 2025 • Vancouver BC
Outlook for 2025
October 23-24, 2024 • Toronto ON
- Giselle Kovary, Optimus SBR Inc.
- Matt Hopkins and Muriel Youngs, Toronto Transit Commission
- Brandin O’Connor, Shields O’Donnell MacKillop LLP
- Pedro Antunes, The Conference Board of Canada
- Rudyard Griffiths, Munk Debates Moderator
- Tabatha Thibault, The Conference Board of Canada
Relevant Research for Members

Become a Member
Access a wealth of knowledge and networking with labour relations leaders. Join LRC.
