IAM Union International President Brian Bryant and IAM Union Canadian Territory General Vice President David Chartrand recently visited members of IAM Local 712 at the Airbus and Bombardier facilities in Montreal, Canada. The visit celebrated the exceptional skills and dedication of IAM Union Local 712 members, whose hard work continues to make IAM the largest and most powerful aerospace union in North America. IAM Union Local 712 members are vital

The 2025 IAM Transportation Conference is officially scheduled, and we invite you to save the dates! The conference will take place from June 23 to June 26, 2025, in the vibrant city of Las Vegas, Nevada. This major event will bring together delegates and staff from both the airline and railroad industries, as we focus on “Building a Better Tomorrow” in Transportation. To learn more about the conference please see

As the holiday season approaches, General Vice President David Chartrand of IAM Canada recently addressed all union members, expressing sincere gratitude for their hard work and dedication throughout the year. With the holidays coming, it’s important to remember that not all members will have the chance to rest, as many continue working to keep essential services running. To those who are working during this time, we extend a huge thank

Members of the IAM Local 1681 Women’s Committee, have once again made a meaningful impact this holiday season, collecting over 150 toys to support families in need. This annual initiative continues to grow, demonstrating the strong sense of community and solidarity among IAM members. “The toys collected will go a long way in brightening the holiday season for mothers and children facing difficult circumstances. This effort is a perfect example

In a powerful demonstration of solidarity and determination, the 9 IAM Union members of Local 2332, working as shuttle drivers, receptionists, and service advisors at Maitland Ford in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, have successfully secured a new collective agreement. The achievement came after rejecting two initial “final offers” from the employer, with a strike scheduled to begin within hours. As a work stoppage neared, the employer and union representatives worked