Greetings ASPA Members,
Welcome to September! I hope you all enjoyed some time away this summer doing the things you love. In spite of traffic snarls, the last-minute pivoting inherent in each new academic year, and the even earlier than usual encroachment of the pumpkin spice season during the last days of summer, this is an exciting and vibrant time of year, and my wish is for a successful year for our members both personally and professionally. Continue reading
ASPA (Administrative and Supervisory Personnel Association) is a trade union (certified 1978), representing ~1600 knowledge workers at the University of Saskatchewan (USask). ASPA members work in a diverse array of jobs requiring unique skills, and make impactful decisions at USask campuses in Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Regina, and beyond.
ASPA works to represent members and foster progress at USask by:
As we enjoy a day off this Labour Day, let’s remember to reflect on its powerful legacy and continued relevance. The Toronto Printers’ Strike of 1872 was a pivotal moment in Canadian history—igniting the movement for fair working conditions and laying the foundation for the… Continue reading
Your ASPA Executive and Bargaining Committee have been hard at work over the past several months preparing for this round of collective bargaining. The Bargaining Committee is made up of the following members, who are responsible for developing proposals and making decisions on behalf of… Continue reading
This presentation was facilitated by Shayne Meggs, ASPA's Member Services Officer, August 24, 2026. It was presented over the lunch hour and was delivered in person and online via Zoom. Here is the recording along with the PowerPoint presentation. Lunch and Learn: New Members Orientation… Continue reading
Saskatchewan Federation of Labour's (SFL) Executive Director Nathaniel Cole was one of four University of Saskatchewan alumni who were selected to attend the 2026 Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference. Reflecting on the experience, Cole said: "I was honoured and surprised, knowing how many people apply… Continue reading