CANDIDATE COMPARISON · English edition · Official biographies are bilingual
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This comparison includes only candidates who are not listed on the Members United slate. Members United candidates are excluded. Explore these candidates’ stated positions on the issues that affect your work, your rights and your dues.

Scope checked October 23, 2026 against Members United’s published slate. This is not a list of all election candidates. Candidate statements summarized from official bilingual CAPE biographies. No ratings or ranking.

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Union mandate and external activism

Descriptions reflect the scope and specificity of each biography.

CandidatePosition or statement in the official bioCheck the source
PresidentAngela JoyaNot stated

No explicit workplace-only restriction or position on external political campaigning stated.

Official bio
PresidentGranda KopytkoPolicy stated

Supports limiting CAPE’s concerns to members’ employment and their relationship with the employer.

Official bio
PresidentLise (Lisa) Thibodeau, PhDPolicy stated

Supports collective bargaining and fair representation centred on workplace issues, with activities outside that scope eliminated.

Official bio
Vice-President · EC / LoP / OPBONick GiannakoulisPosition stated

Criticizes taking on geopolitical and social-justice issues outside the bargaining agent’s scope.

Official bio
EC DirectorMario Dell'OssoNot stated

Emphasizes rebuilding public-service capacity; no explicit workplace-only restriction or external-activism position stated.

Official bio
EC DirectorJason KingNot stated

Emphasizes member representation and governance; no explicit workplace-only restriction or external-activism position stated.

Official bio
EC DirectorAja Ryan-ŌkiPolicy stated

Says dues and the collective voice should serve shared employment interests rather than unrelated political activism.

Official bio
EC DirectorDominic ShawNot stated

Supports priorities informed by member surveys; no explicit workplace-only restriction or external-activism position stated.

Official bio
EC DirectorVictoria SilvermanNot stated

Emphasizes members and regional voices; no explicit workplace-only restriction or external-activism position stated.

Official bio
EC DirectorJeremy SolomonPolicy stated

Supports focusing union time, money and advocacy on working conditions, labour relations and contract negotiations.

Official bio