The CLC is commending the federal government for today’s launch of an online inventory of Canadian government buildings containing asbestos. Canadian unions have been calling for this type of registry for over a decade.
Helmets to Hard Hats, Duncan Nyberg and Mike Kazlauskis, 1996.
Brother, Warrant Officer Duncan Nyberg, helps young students understand the meaning of Remembrance Day
Local 50 annual Retirement Dance was held Saturday, September 10th
Congratulations to all the new retirees
Special congratulations to Brother Bill Shields who is celebrating his 100th year
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2016 Labour Day Parade
Once again, members and their families showed everyone how dedicated we are to our union
Proud marchers, young and old, walked the parade route demonstrating to the spectators and other union members just how much we appreciate the Labour Day celebration
Thanks to everyone that took part
A milestone has been reached by one of our honorary retired members.
Happy belated birthday to Brother Billy Shields who was born in 1916 and
celebrated his 100th on August 2nd.
Brother Shields started working with Armor Elevator in 1949. He was known through out
Toronto for his expertise and skill as a machinist and became the go to guy for advise on how to repair
elevators. Billy worked for Armor elevator from 1949 to 1976 and then with Beckett Elevator until he
retired in 1980.
