Members of IAM Local 235 in Brampton have ratified a strong new collective agreement at Vision Truck, securing meaningful gains that improve wages, benefits, and overall working conditions while exceeding many industry standards. The new four-year agreement delivers steady wage increases that provide both immediate impact and long-term financial stability, with raises of 4% in the first year, 4% in the second year, followed by 3% in both the third

Members at ParaMed Clinics have successfully secured a new three-year collective agreement that delivers important improvements in wages, premiums, and overall quality of work life. The agreement includes a 2% wage increase in each year of the contract, providing steady and predictable growth. In addition, members will receive a lump sum payment of $750 for full-time employees and $500 for part-time employees, recognizing their continued dedication and contributions. Several key

IAM Union proudly honours Rai Sagar as she steps into a well-deserved retirement. A founding member and an integral part of our union, Rai has also been a dedicated leader within Local 1231. Her journey has been defined by commitment, strong leadership, and a genuine dedication to serving members. Born in the Fiji Islands, Rai moved to Canada in the 1970s, leaving behind her family and embracing new opportunities. She

On March 25, members of CPC Pumps voted to ratify a new three-year collective agreement, marking a strong step forward in improving working conditions and long-term security for the membership. The newly ratified agreement delivers meaningful gains, including enhanced pension matching, reinforcing members’ financial stability and future planning. A new wage grid has also been introduced, creating a clear structure for progression-based increases, alongside general wage increases of no less

Members at Fabrene, a Magnera company, represented by IAM Local 2922 in North Bay, have ratified a new collective agreement following a recent round of negotiations. The bargaining unit opted for a two-year agreement, allowing for a shorter-term approach as they look ahead to returning to the table in the near future. The negotiating committee: John Lagassie, Riley Hall, Chris DeMarchi, Paul Marker, and Mark Larente, worked diligently to deliver

A new two-year collective agreement has been successfully reached for IAM Union members at the Ukrainian Canadian Care Centre, delivering meaningful improvements in wages, benefits, and working conditions. The agreement includes a 3.5% wage increase for all classifications in each year of the contract. In addition, Registered Practical Nurses (RPNs) will receive a $1.00 special adjustment annually. These increases are retroactive to the agreement’s expiry date of November 1, 2024.

A new three-year collective agreement has been reached at the Courtyard by Marriott Mississauga, delivering a range of improvements that strengthen wages, working conditions, and overall support for employees. The agreement introduces steady wage increases over its three-year term. Employees will see an increase of $1.00 in the first year, followed by $0.75 in the second year, and $0.90 in the third year. In addition, lead hands will receive a

March 18, 2026 – Richmond, British Columbia: 102 members working at Wexxar Bel in Richmond, British Columbia, established picket lines, marking a significant escalation in their ongoing labour dispute with the Company. The action reflects growing frustration among workers who say their concerns have been consistently dismissed and their proposals ignored at the bargaining table. At the heart of the dispute is the lack of engagement at the bargaining table.