USJE Triennial National Convention 2026 – Call for Delegates

In accordance with By-Law 10, Section 3 of the Union of Safety and Justice Employees (USJE) By-Laws, the National Execu­tive has decided to hold the Twentieth Triennial National Convention, at the Hilton Quebec Hotel, 1100, boul. René-Lévesque Est, Quebec, Quebec from July 13th to 17th, 2026.

REPRESENTATION AT CONVENTION – DELEGATES

Representation at the convention will be in accordance with By-Law 10, Sections 5 and 7, which reads as follows:

Section 5 – Delegate Entitlement

  1. “At least four months prior to the opening date of Convention, each Local shall elect from amongst its members at a general meeting one accredited delegate for each 150 members or portion thereof.
  1. When several sections are to be merged under one Local, this Local shall maintain the pro rata of each Section to determine the number of delegates to Conven­tion.
  1. Locals comprised of two or more Sections may decide to elect delegates based on the above formula for each Section.
  1. All members of the National Executive shall be accredited delegates of Convention.”

2026 Delegate Entitlement

Estimated Entitlement to Convention 2026
Local #Local nameActual # of delegates
NB100Nunavut RCMP / Justice / PPSC1
X0149Yellowknife RCMP / Justice / PPSC1
Y0118Yukon RCMP1
YA118Yukon Justice / PPSC1
00014Ontario Regional Headquarter Pen1
00A14Correctional Staff College Pen1
00032Warkworth Pen1
00038Collins Bay Pen2
00039Joyceville Pen1
00044Frontenac Pen1
00056Western District CSC Community Parole1
00060London RCMP2
00078Greater Ontario and Nunavut District CSC Community Parole1
00079Toronto CSC Community Parole2
00089Toronto Justice2
00099Pittsburgh Pen1
00101Bath Pen1
00103Millhaven Pen1
0A103Regional Treatment Centre Pen1
00143Kingston PBC1
00950Grand Valley Pen1
00952Fenbrook Pen1
0A952Beaver Creek Pen1
10003Donnacona Pen1
10004GRC Montréal2
10019Port Cartier Pen1
10020Ste Anne De Plaines Pen1
10024Centre fédéral de formation Laval Pen1
10030Administration régionale du Québec Pen1
10031Montée St-François Pen1
10032Centre régional des services, collège du personnel et pharmacie régionale Pen1
10035Cowansville Pen1
10036Archambault Pen1
10077SCC District est/ouest libération conditionelle communautaire1
10088SCC District Montréal Métro libération conditionelle communautaire2
1A088CLCC Montréal1
10121Justice/SPPC Montréal1
10167La Macaza Pen1
10172Centre régional de réception Pen1
10173Drummond Pen1
10180Joliette Pen1
20011Vancouver RCMP6
20012South Island RCMP1
20015Fraser Valley Pen1
20017Regional Health Centre Pen1
2A017Regional Supply Depot Pen1
20018William Head Pen1
20040Kent Pen1
20054Matsqui Pen1
20067Kootenay RCMP1
20069Kamloops RCMP1
20070Prince George RCMP1
20071Prince Rupert RCMP1
20086Vancouver CSC Community Parole1
2A086Abbotsford CSC Community Parole1
2B086Abbotsford PBC1
2C086Victoria CSC Community Parole1
20090Vancouver Justice2
20091Regional Headquarters Pacific Pen1
20130Mission Pen1
20141Ferndale Pen1
20153Kelowna RCMP1
20155Kwikwexwelhp Healing Village Pen1
20156Mountain Pen1
20174North Island RCMP1
30009Calgary RCMP1
30010Edmonton RCMP4
30011Grande Cache Pen1
30028Drumheller Pen1
30065Red Deer RCMP1
30125Edmonton CSC Community Parole1
30129Bowden Pen1
30150Edmonton Institution for Women Pen1
30160Alberta Justice/PPSC1
30168Edmonton Pe Saskatew Pen1
30250Calgary CSC Community Parole1
40002Regina RCMP Depot Division2
40008Regina RCMP3
40009Saskatchewan CSC Community Parole1
40023Prince Albert Pen2
40059North Saskatchewan RCMP1
40061Saskatoon RCMP1
40062Swift Current RCMP1
40114Yorkton RCMP1
40140Regional Headquarters Prairies Pen2
40146Saskatoon PBC1
40150OKimaw Ohci Healing Lodge Pen1
40161Saskatoon Justice/PPSC1
40162Saskatoon RCMP1
40170Regional Psychiatric Centre Pen1
50015Winnipeg RCMP/Manitoba RCMP2
50026Stony Mountain Pen2
50027Rockwood Pen1
50057Brandon RCMP1
5A057Dauphin RCMP1
50081Manitoba/Northwestern Ontario Community Parole1
50131Winnipeg Justice/PPSC1
50171Thompson RCMP1
60001Miramichi RCMP CFP2
60003Fredericton RCMP2
60019Atlantic Pen1
60020Dorchester Pen1
60052Southern New Brunswick RCMP1
60074New Brunswick/Prince Edward Island CSC Community Parole1
60128Westmorland Pen1
60142Regional Headquarters Atlantic Pen1
60146Moncton PBC1
60148Northern New Brunswick RCMP1
70003ATSSC1
70005Ottawa RCMP12
7A005Leomont Building RCMP1
7B005CPIC Building RCMP1
7C005NPS Building RCMP1
7D005Coventry/Place d’Orleans Buildings RCMP1
7E005CPC/TPOF Building RCMP1
7F005Firearms RCMP1
70006Ottawa Justice/PPSC4
70041Ottawa PEN5
70061CSIS1
70092Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP1
70093Public Safety5
70125National Courts of Canada3
70148Ottawa PBC1
70165Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada1
7A165Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada1
70176Canadian Human Rights Commission and Canadian Human Rights Tribunal1
80002Halifax RCMP2
80025Springhill Pen1
80073Nova Scotia CSC Community Parole1
80110Nova Pen1
80115Sydney RCMP1
80116Northeast Nova Mainland RCMP1
80162Halifax Justice/PPSC1
90001St. John’s RCMP1
90007St. John’s RCMP CFP1
90051Corner Brook RCMP1
90053Charlottetown RCMP1
90098St. John’s Newfoundland CSC Community Parole1

Section 7 – Eligibility

“Locals shall ensure that no delegates shall be nominated who have not attended at least 75% of the Local’s general meetings during the previous 12-month period unless a satisfactory reason is given for such absence.”

ALTERNATE DELEGATES

By-Law 10, Section 6, reads as follows:

“Each Local shall elect alternate delegates who shall replace any accredited delegates who cannot attend Convention.”

DELEGATE EXPENSES

Transportation, hotel accommodation, loss of wages and other authorized expenses for all accredited delegates shall be borne by the National Office of the Union of Safety and Justice Employees.

OBSERVERS

By-Law 10, Section 10 reads as follows:

“Locals shall have the right to send observers to Convention at Local expense.  Observers shall not have the right to vote nor to participate in debate,”

Observer expenses to attend the Convention is the responsibility of their local.        

There will be a registration fee of $200.00 for each observer.

NOTIFICATION OF DELEGATE(S)

By-Law 10, Section 8 reads as follows:

“Immediately following election of Local delegates to Convention, the Local shall submit to the National President the name of the Local’s accredited delegates”.

Please submit the names of the accredited delegate(s), alternate(s) and observer(s) to the National Office, as well as the minutes of the meeting when the elections took place by email at USJEConvention_CongresSESJ@psac-afpc.com.

ONLINE REGISTRATION FORM

You will find the link for online registration for delegate(s), alternate delegate(s) and observer(s) at this link: https://forms.office.com/r/yTuDqjKETm

Once you complete your online registration, you will receive a confirmation receipt. This signifies that USJE National Office has received your registration. Once your registration has been verified, you will receive a confirmation of your capacity to participate in Convention.

All registration submissions shall be submitted online no later than Friday, February 13th, 2026.

Only accredited delegates are eligible to be appointed to a Convention Committee. Please note that delegates must be registered for convention by January 16th, 2026, to be considered.

GUESTS

If you are taking a guest with you (Spouse, children, etc.), your guest will be able to register online to attend the Convention banquet and several fun local tours that will be offered during Convention. Online registration for guests will be available as of March 2026. You will be notified via email when guest registration is open.

HOTEL RESERVATIONS

Arrangements have been made with the Hilton Quebec Hotel to reserve a block of rooms to accommodate delegates and observers.  All hotel reservations are made by the National Office.  Each delegate will be provided with single room accommodation at USJE’s expense.  It should be noted, however, that any extra cost in the hotel accommodation should be paid by the delegate.

TRANSPORTATION

Information on travel arrangements will be provided at a later date.  Members are asked not to make their own arrangements for travel or accommodations. Delegates are advised that the scheduled return date will be for the afternoon or evening of July 17th, 2026, wherever feasible. 

Regulation 8 Section 8 reads as follows:

“Methods of transportation are determined by taking into account economy and speed.  If a delegate elects to use his/her vehicle instead of authorized air travel, the kilometric amount should not exceed the total cost of airfare and landing taxes of air transportation as determined by the Director of Finance and Administration. Equivalent airfare will apply in some circumstances. The amount of compensation, accommodation and per diem shall be no more than would have been claimed if air transportation had been used.  Parking charges will be reimbursed.”   Any additional expenses must be approved by the Director of Finance and Administration in advance. 

RESOLUTIONS

All resolutions to be submitted to the National Convention must be completed online at:

https://forms.office.com/r/vFNiyzQaGS

no later than Friday, February 13th, 2026.  Resolutions received after the above-mentioned date will be considered as late resolutions and will not be included in the resolution book.

All resolutions are reviewed by the National President to determine if they are in order and which Committee will have responsibility to make a recommendation to Convention.