The Writers' Union of Canada is a national organization that represents professional writers across the country. Founded in 1973, it advocates for the rights and interests of its members, including issues related to fair compensation, copyright protection, and working conditions. The union also provides resources, support, and networking opportunities for writers in various genres. In addition to advocacy, the Writers' Union of Canada offers programs and services such as workshops, mentorship, and publishing assistance. It aims to promote Canadian literature and ensure that writers have a voice in the cultural landscape of Canada.