History
1977 — The Labour Relations Board named the Association the certified bargaining agent for the academic staff, librarians, lab instructors and sessionals employed by Campion College, Luther College and the University of Regina.
1986 — The University of Regina Administrative, Professional and Technical (APT) employees join URFA.
1990 — The academic staff of the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College (now known as the First Nations University of Canada) join URFA.
1991 — The Administrative, Professional and Technical (APT) employees of the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College (now known as the First Nations University of Canada) join URFA.
1992 — The teachers employed in the English as a Second Language Program at the University of Regina join URFA.
1999 — The terms of employment for members of the English as a Second Language Program were negotiated with the academic contract at the University of Regina, and those members are no longer governed by a separate collective agreement.
2016- Sessional staff at the First Nations University of Canada join URFA.