About Craig Reynolds – PSAC Regional Executive Vice-President (REVP), Ontario
When Craig entered the federal public service after graduating from university, he quickly got involved in the Union. His first elected position was in 2009, when he became a Local Steward for the Union of National Employees (UNE Local 00087).
Later, in 2011 he was elected Vice-President for his Local and then elected Local President in 2013. There he served as Local President for over 7 years, as well as serving on several committees, including the PSAC Toronto Racialized Committee and Greater Toronto Area Council.
In 2014, Craig was elected Alternate Racialized Representative for the PSAC Ontario Regional Council and then re-elected in 2017. Craig was also elected as the 2nd Alternate Regional Executive Vice-President (REVP) and later became the Alternate REVP in 2018.
Craig stepped into the role of Ontario REVP in September 2020 and then was elected Ontario REVP at the 2021 Ontario Regional Convention and then re-elected in 2023 and 2026. At the 2024 PSAC National Convention, Craig was elected the Alternate National Executive Vice-President.
Craig believes that only through empowering members and increasing engagement can the Labour Movement build collective power. To do this, he has encouraged using an organizing approach to unionize new workplaces, fight against racism and oppression and mentor new leaders.