PDF: Webinar Wednesdays Update (Includes Registration Links) Our first session of “Webinar Wednesdays” took place last week with over 20 participants. Thank you to all who attended and completed the evaluation. To provide better access to our members in Western Canada and those who were not able to attend the first session, we will be…
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The Winner of the first ‘Early Bird’ Harley Draw for $5,000 is…
Greetings: We are pleased to announce the winner of the first Early Bird Harley draw; ticket number #0377 for $5,000.00 – drawn yesterday, May 21st live on Facebook at the IBEW, First District Office is: Bernard Gauthier, Local Union 568 – Laval, QC Congratulations Bernard!!! FYI: The draw for the second $5,00.000 cash prize and…
MoreJames Barry Appointed to Ontario’s COVID-19 Recovery Council
From the Construction Council of Ontario May 14, 2020 James Barry, Executive Secretary Treasurer of the IBEW CCO has accepted an appointment to sit on the Ontario Jobs and Recovery Council (OJRC) , Ministerial Advisory Council on Construction consultation to assess the economic and societal impacts of COVID-19. James elaborates, “These are unprecedented times. We…
MoreVideo message from International Vice President Reid
Greetings, Whether we are working from home, have been laid off or have been deemed essential workers, there is no denying that we are all facing a multitude of challenges during these unprecedented times. We are in this battle together and only together can we come out of this stronger. We have a dedicated COVID-19…
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View as PDF Greetings: Our office has been staying on top of the daily federal government announcements by the Prime Minister and working with key Ministers and their staff on the evolving changes to several support programs that the federal government has been releasing in relation to COVID-19. We are in fluid times which means…
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Greetings: The National Day of Mourning, held annually on April 28th, was officially recognized by the federal government in 1991, eight years after the day of remembrance was launched by the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC), and has since spread to at least 80 countries around the world. This day is a tribute to those men…
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