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October 30, 2025                                                                      For Immediate Release

LiUNA Local 183 Hosts Annual Scholarship Trust Fund Ceremony
Labourers’ International Union of North America (LiUNA) Local 183 awards 129
scholarships at its 27th annual award ceremony.

TORONTO – Labourers’ International Union of North America (LiUNA) Local 183 hosted its 27th Annual Scholarship Ceremony, recognizing 129 exceptional students who will receive financial support for their post-secondary education.

Every year, the LiUNA Local 183 Scholarship Trust Fund provides scholarships to the children and grandchildren of Local 183 members and retirees, highlighting the importance of access to higher education and the role it plays in building strong, resilient communities. This year’s recipients represent a wide range of academic interests and career paths, reflecting the diversity, talent, and drive of LiUNA Local 183 families across all areas of LiUNA Local 183.

“Today marks a special milestone. On the 27th anniversary of the LiUNA Local 183
Scholarship Trust Fund, we’ve distributed $1,032,000 in scholarships,” said Jack
Oliveira, Business Manager of Local 183. “It’s an honour to help our members and their families pursue their educational aspirations.”

Since its inception in 2006, the LiUNA Local 183 Scholarship Trust Fund has granted over 1,100 amounting to over $10.5 million in scholarships. Over the years, the fund has continued to grow both in scope and impact, reinforcing Local 183’s ongoing commitment to investing in the next generation.

“This is what our union is built on, looking out for one another and building a better future for those who come after us,” Oliveira added. “Our members work hard every day to build our cities. Tonight is about investing in their children and grandchildren, and the futures they’re building for themselves.”

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Media Contact:
Jason Ottey, LiUNA Local 183
jottey@liuna183.ca

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LiUNA Local 183 Raises Over 1.7 Million Dollars for Charity

Labourers’ International Union of North America (LiUNA) Local 183 hosted their 24^th  annual charity golf tournament raising money for charities across the GTA.

TORONTO – Labourers’ International Union of North America (LiUNA) Local 183 raised $1,779,980.72 for numerous charities across the Greater Toronto Area through its 24^th annual charity golf tournament – breaking previous fundraising records.

Each year, LiUNA Local 183 brings together members, retirees, and management partners from across Ontario to support organizations that make a lasting difference in communities throughout the Greater Toronto Area. What began over two decades ago as a modest fundraiser has evolved into one of the largest single-day golf tournaments in North America, spanning fourteen premier GTA courses and welcoming a record 2,016 participants.

“Our union is built on the foundation of solidarity, not just on job sites, but in the community as well,” said Jack Oliveira, Business Manager of LiUNA Local 183. “This tournament is a shining example of what we can accomplish together. Every dollar raised is invested in communities and is a reflection of our commitment to making a positive impact where we live and work.”

“We’re incredibly proud of what we’ve built,” Oliveira continued. “Each year, we say it’s our biggest tournament ever – and each year, we raise the bar. It’s a testament to the strength and generosity of our members, retirees, and contractor partners.”

LiUNA Local 183’s commitment to giving back continues to grow year after year. Through events like the annual golf tournament, the union has helped fund critical services and community programs across Ontario, from hospitals and youth programs to shelters and food banks.

As LiUNA Local 183 looks ahead to its milestone 25th tournament in 2026, its legacy of compassion and leadership in charitable giving continues to inspire and uplift communities across the province.

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Media Contact:

Jason Ottey, LiUNA Local 183

jottey@liuna183.ca

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