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• CEP - Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada   - Formed in 1992 as a merger of three unions, CEP represents 150,000 workers in industries as diverse as pulp and paper mills, telephone companies, oil, gas, chemical and mining industries, printing, journalism, broadcasting, graphic arts, hospitality, computer programming, trucking and nursing.

• CEP Atlantic Communications Council - Represents the telephone workers in the four Atlantic provinces; New Brunswick - Local 506, Newfoundland - Local 410, Nova Scotia - Local 2289 and Prince Edward Island - Local 401 who work for Aliant Telecom.
• CEP Chinook Local 630 - Represents workers at Catalyst's mill in Campbell River, B.C.
• CEP Global Advisory Council - Represents workers at Global television.
• CEP Local 105 - Represents pulp and paper workers in Dryden, Ontario.
• CEP Local 1092 - Represents 220 men and women employed at Mackenzie Pulp in Mackenzie, British Columbia.
• CEP Local 1100 - Represents workers at CHCH television in Hamilton, Ontario. Formerly the Canadian Association of Broadcast Employees.
• CEP Local 1119 - Representing workers at Howe Sound Pulp & Paper, Port Mellon, British Columbia.
• CEP Local 1123 - Represents pulp and paper mill and lumber mill workers in Campbell River, B.C.
• CEP Local 1129 - Represents approximately 100 members at a Norampac paperboard mill in Burnaby, British Columbia.
• CEP Local 1133 - Papermakers local in Prince George, B.C.
• CEP Local 191 - Represents 2,000 workers at newspapers, commercial publishers and print shops in Winnipeg, Brandon, Manitoba and Thunder Bay.
• CEP Local 1996 - Represents employees of Bell Technical Solutions such as inside wiring technicians.
• CEP Local 1999 - Represents workers at Reliance Comfort (North-east District) and Mr. Furnace.
• CEP Local 2003 - Information about the Toronto and southern Ontario union local.
• CEP Local 206 - Represents SaskTel Expansion Division workers outside Saskatchewan.
• CEP Local 2289 - Represents telephone company employees at Bell Aliant in Nova Scotia.
• CEP Local 25 - Union local represents technicians employed at Bell Canada in central Toronto.
• CEP Local 26 - Represents employees of Bell, Transervice, Expertech, Bell Aliant and Progistix in locations such as West Toronto, Milton, Oakville, Brampton, Streetsville and Georgetown.
• CEP Local 298 - Representing workers at Eurocan Pulp and Paper in Kitimat, British Columbia.
• CEP Local 333 - Represents housing, courier company, packaging and office workers in several different bargaining units in Toronto and southern Ontario.
• CEP Local 39 - Represents mechanical and operations workers at the Bowater Canadian Forest Products Mill in Thunder Bay, and workers at the Lakehead Newsprint Division at the Keefer Terminal.
• CEP Local 410 - Represents telephone workers employed by Bell Aliant Regional Communications in Newfoundland and Labrador.
• CEP Local 42 - Composite local represents employees of Bell Canada and other telecommunications companies in and near Hamilton, Ontario.
• CEP Local 44 - Represents workers in Guelph, Kitchener, Waterloo and Stratford, Ontario.
• CEP Local 456 - Represents over 500 workers at Scott Paper Limited in New Westminister, B.C.
• CEP Local 46 - Represents employees at Bell Canada in London, Ontario.
• CEP Local 468 - Represents unionized employees of the Hospital Employees Union of British Columbia. Members work as directors, servicing representatives, communications officers, research policy analyst, research analyst, research assistants, equity officer, information services, organizers, political action, finance and support services staff in support of the membership of the HEU.
• CEP Local 47 - Represents employees of Bell Canada in southwestern Ontario, particularly in Windsor, Chatham and Leamington.
• CEP Local 506 - Represents workers at Bell Aliant Regional Communications in New Brunswick. The local's number is the same as New Brunswick's area code.
• CEP Local 6005 - Represents Bell Canada clerical and sales staff in London, Sarnia, Windsor, Brantford, Hamilton and St. Catharines.
• CEP Local 7 - Represents 1.500 clerical employees of MTS Communications in Winnipeg.
• CEP Local 707 - Representing the workers at Suncor Energy, Trans Alta, Northern Lights Regional Health Center, T&S Signs and Printing, California Club Bingo, Transwest Mining Systems and Best Industrial Cleaners. Fort McMurray, Alberta.
• CEP Local 707 - Representing Suncor workers in Fort McMurray.
• CEP Local 76 - Represents workers at Norske Canada in Powell River, British Columbia.
• CEP Local 800 - Represents workers at Montell Canada in Sarnia, Ontario.
• CEP Local 848 - Union local in Sarnia, Ontario represents workers at Shell Canada.
• CEP Local 899 - Represents employees at CFCN and CFRN television stations, the CTV stations in Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta.
• CEP Local 911 - Represents information technology workers at ISM Information Systems Management Corporation, an IBM company, located in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
• CEP Local 975 - A varied Toronto area local representing workers at Enbridge, Direct Energy/Centrica, and at Accenture Business Services.
• CEP Local 594 - Represents the workers of Consumers' Co-operative Refineries Ltd. Regina, Saskatchewan. Lists history, meeting highlights, newsletter, contact details and links.
• CEP Local 2000, Media Union of BC - Labour organization representing workers in the print industry of British Columbia, Canada.
• CEP Local 52-A, Edmonton Catholic Support Staff Association - Represents Edmonton Catholic Schools support staff including media resource (library) staff, teacher assistants, secretarial and clerical staff, instructors, coordinators, counselors and printing services staff.
• CEP Local 10B - Union of over 400 members employed in the pulp industry in Kamloops, B.C.
• CEP Local 255-G - Represents printing workers at newspapers, commercial web and sheet-fed printing plants in Edmonton and northern Alberta.
• CEP Local 714-M - Represents the employees of 'A' Barrie, CKVR Television. Barrie, Ontario.
• CEP Local 715M - Represents workers at CJOH-TV in Ottawa.
• CEP Local 72-M - Represents employees of television channels TVO and TFO in Toronto.
• CEP Local 723-M - Composite local represents workers at CTV and Rogers Television in Toronto. Discusses layoff-related protections, the Christmas party, and grievances.
• CEP Local 87M - Southern Ontario Newspaper Guild - Representing workers at newspapers and magazines such as the Toronto Star, the Globe and Mail, Now Magazine and Macleans among others.
• CEP Local 40-N - Represents employees of a major Nova Scotia food processing plant located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, including those who work at depots throughout the province.
• CEP Local 16-O - Represents workers at a underground salt mine in Goderich, Ontario. Discusses proposals for alternative scheduling of work shifts.
• CEP Local 30-O - Represents telephone workers in Belleville, Ontario.
• CEP Local 34-O Ottawa - Represents workers at Bell, Entourage, Expertech, Nexacor and Thermoshell in Ottawa.
• CEP Local 1-S - Represents SaskTel workers located north of the Trans Canada Highway up to Davidson, including Yorkton, and DirectWest members throughout Saskatchewan.
• CEP Local 2-S - Represents SaskTel workers in the northern part of Saskatchewan including Saskatoon, North Battleford, Prince Albert and district areas north of Davidson.
• Construction Maintenance and Allied Workers (CMAW) - Union representing carpenters and other workers in British Columbia. It is an independent Canadian union affiliated with the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union. It is the successor to the United Brother of Carpenters and Joiners of America and holds all certifications in BC formerly held by the UBCJA.
• Local 433 - A diversified local of approximately 900 members working in 19 different plants in the Vancouver, BC area.
• Local 522 - Representing workers at CAE Inc. Dorval, Quebec since 1959. Collective agreement, francisation, health and safety, and news.
• Local 591-G - Represents graphic arts workers in Toronto and southern Ontario.
• Local 715-M - Represents employees at CJOH, the CTV television station in Ottawa. With photos from the station's staff Christmas party. Ottawa, Ontario.
• Local 821-M - Represents workers at Global Television in Winnipeg, MB.
• NABET 700 CEP - Union for film technicians in Toronto represents people who build and dress the set, transport people and equipment to location, light the shot, lay the track, push the dolly, manage the props, dress and makeup the actors, manage the special effects and record the sound.
• Union Gas Workers Council - Council is made of locals of the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers (CEP) union representing employees of Union Gas.

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