LIUNA Local 183
The largest construction local union in North America.
The following holiday hours will be in effect across all LiUNA Local 183 offices as of December 20th:
December 20th – Closing at 12pm
December 21st – 23rd – Regular Hours
December 24th – Closing at 12pm
December 25th – January 1st – Closed
January 2nd – Regular Hours Resume
The Union has bargained for the renewal of the EPSCA Transmission Collective agreement for the period of May 1, 2025, to April 30, 2030. Meetings are being held across the province of Ontario to discuss the outcome of those negotiations and to hold a vote to accept or reject the settlement by the parties.
The ratification meeting and vote for Local 183 will take place on:
Sector: ESPCA Transmission
Date: Monday, December 2, 2024 at 6:00PM
Location: Gerry Galagher Hall
1263 Wilson Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, M3M 3G3
Only members in good standing who are working in the sector are eligible to attend the meeting and vote.
This vote may set the terms of your collective agreement for the next 5 years. You are strongly encouraged to attend.
Please be advised of a few office closures on Friday, September 13th.
Our Toronto office will close at 1:00 pm, our Cambridge office at 12:00pm and our Barrie office at 11:30 am. These offices will reopen on Saturday, September 14th for regular business hours.
Our Cobourg and Kingston offices will remain open for regular business hours.
With September being Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, LiUNA Local 183 wants to share an initiative with our friends at the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades are holding.
IUPAT, together with The Walnut Foundation and University Health Network Toronto will hold a FREE PSA blood testing clinic on Saturday, September 28th from 10:00 am-3:00 pm at their Union Hall, located at 132 Toro Road. This testing is available for all members over the age of 40.
Black Creek Community Health Centre has confirmed that they will be on-site to offer blood pressure and diabetes tests as well.
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Canadian men, and 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. Early detection can save lives. So be proactive with your health and come out and get tested.