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Together, we will continue to build timeless experiences for players and forge a modern, compassionate, and resilient workplace for all who contribute to our craft.

Unionizing gives us, the workers, a meaningful voice among decision-makers, a voice that will help shape the future of Ubisoft Halifax and the industry at large.

This commitment to equity is not new. We’ve shown it through our leadership and participation in Ubisoft’s Employee Resource Groups, and it resonates through every level of our studio, from our most senior staff to our newest team members.

We are aligned with Ubisoft’s vision of colleagues, culture, content, and community, and we believe our union will reinforce these pillars. Through collective action, we can ensure that all workers, especially those from historically marginalized communities or in undervalued roles, are treated

Ubisoft Halifax has long been shaped by values we deeply admire. Our studio proudly reflects near-gender parity, a wide range of backgrounds and experiences, and a culture of inclusion.

We are unionizing not in opposition to Ubisoft, but in partnership, with the goal of ensuring our studio remains a beacon of equity, excellence, and innovation.

In an era marked by industry-wide uncertainty, studio closures, layoffs, and increasing instability, we want to make clear our commitment to one another and to our craft. We believe that creativity flourishes when workers feel secure, supported, and empowered.

Within our own studio, we believe something truly special has been built: a diverse and talented team united by collaboration, respect, and a shared passion for making great games. It is from a place of pride that we announce our unionization with CWA Canada on June 18th, 2025.