Our structure
The PSAC North Regional Council is our highest decision-making body that brings together duly elected or appointed representatives from all three territories.
The Regional Executive Vice-President (REVP North) chairs the Regional Council and is the political voice for the PSAC in the Yukon, NWT and Nunavut.
PSAC North is also composed of (3) Area Councils, one for each territory and (3) Territorial Directors.
Committees are also an important part of our structure. There are 8 committees in each territory: Indigenous Peoples, Access, Pride, Women's, Racially Visible, Health & Safety, Youth and the Regional Alliance Facilitators Network.
The North Regional Council is composed of the chairs of each committee in the North. All positions on the North Regional Council are elected from among the membership. The Regional Executive Vice President is a full-time paid position. All other members of the council work in jobs represented by the union and serve the union as volunteers. In addition to chairing the North Regional Council, the REVP represents the North on the Alliance Executive Committee, the body that runs the union nationally.
The Regional Councils meets at least three times a year to strategize on issues that affect PSAC members in the North.
PSAC North's Regional Council's role, as defined in the PSAC North By-Laws, is to:
- Manage the business of PSAC North between its Triennial Conventions; and
- Establish regulations to guide the operations of PSAC North.
Read the Bylaws in this section of the website that govern Regional Council.
PSAC North Regional Committees help to guide our union and protect the interests of our members. Many of today’s leaders developed their skills, abilities and talents on a committee. They not only educated themselves but became an invaluable resource to local members, components and PSAC National.
If you are passionate about one (or more!) of the issues that our regional committees focus on, you will find a warm welcome awaits you. Activists are the heart of our union – of any union – and your involvement will help ensure that our union and the labour movement continue to thrive.
Contact your PSAC Regional Office and let them know that you want to get involved.
Mission, Vision and Values Statements
PSAC North Regional Council Meeting Minutes 2021
PSAC North Regional Council Meeting Minutes 2020
PSAC North Regional Council Meeting Minutes 2019
PSAC North Regional Council Meeting Minutes 2018
PSAC North Regional Council Summary Report 2019
PSAC North Regional Council Summary Report 2018
Jack Bourassa – Regional Executive Vice-President |
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Elwood Chan – Alternate Executive Vice-President |
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Steve Geick |
Todd Parsons |
Bill Fennell |
Vacant YT Territorial Director |
Vacant NWT Territorial Director |
Geoff Ryan NU Territorial Director |
Paige Galette YT Area Council |
Vacant NWT Area Council |
Lisa Kirk NU Area Council |
Brenda Weaver YT Regional Indigenous Peoples’ Committee |
Holly Ferris NWT Regional Indigenous Peoples’ Committee |
Vacant NU Regional Indigenous Peoples’ Committee |
Gerard Tremblay YT Regional Access Committee |
*Bruce Gudeit NWT Regional Access Committee |
Vacant NU Regional Access Committee |
Roberta Wurtak YT Regional Pride Committee |
Vacant NWT Regional Pride Committee |
Nuka Fennell NU Regional Pride |
Teresa Acheson Whitehorse Regional Women’s Committee |
*Geraldine Penney NWT Regional Women’s Committee |
Susan Avery NU Regional Women’s Committee |
*Derek Yap YT Racially Visible Committee |
Hoa Do NWT Racially Visible Committee |
Vacant NU Racially Visible Committee |
Richard Wagner YT Regional Health and Safety Committee |
Reyhan Sarikaya NWT Regional Health and Safety Committee |
Derek Allerton NU Regional Health and Safety Committee |
Krisandra Reid YT Regional Young Workers Committee |
Vacant NT Regional Young Workers Committee |
Joey J O'Brien NU Regional Young Workers Committee |
Vacant YT Alliance Facilitator Network |
Vacant NWT Alliance Facilitator Network |
Vacant NU Alliance Facilitator Network |
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* NHRC reps |
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