ATU Local 113 was proud to join veterans and our community in marking Remembrance Day in Toronto. We take this time to honour and reflect upon the service and sacrifices of our veterans who fought for the freedom, liberty and peace we have today.
Master Corporal Uong, Canadian Army Reservist of the 32 Service Battalion, joined President Marvin Alfred at the wreath-laying ceremony at The Old City Hall Cenotaph, Toronto.
Lest we forget.
On Remembrance Day, ATU Local 113 honours and remembers the brave individuals who have served and sacrificed for our freedom. We will never forget.
ATU Local 113 was informed of the incident at Bathurst and St. Clair earlier today, in which one of our members sustained critical injuries on their way to work.
Our thoughts and prayers are with our member, their family, and co-workers, as they go through this difficult time.
We are not publishing the name of the member to ensure privacy for our member and their family. The investigation is ongoing at this time.
ATU Local 113 Executive Board members and Shop Stewards attended the Transit Diwali Celebration held last week.
The City of Toronto Budget consultations are underway. ATU Local 113’s Executive Board Members Aleem Tharani and Amjad Muhammad along with Corrie Branch from the union’s Political Action Committee attended. They met with Mayor Olivia Chow, Councillors Paul Ainslie and Neethan Shan, among others. We continue to advocate for adequate investments allocated to the public transit system and our members.
ATU Local 113 proudly participated in the ‘Build a Dream – Discover and Explore Skilled Trades’ event, held at the Enercare Centre Toronto yesterday. Our Maintenance Executive Board and a few members of our Skilled Trades Committee are taking part, helping break down barriers for young women to enter the fields of skilled trades which is typically a male dominated industry. Over 3000 female students from Grades 7 to 12 across GTA schools participated in the event.
Build a Dream is an organization that delivers specialized programs to encourage and empower female students to explore careers where women are under-represented, while also working to create a gender-balanced workforce and change global perspectives on women’s contribution to society.
The ATU Local 113 Skilled Trades Committee met today to discuss key priorities for attracting and retaining skilled trades workers in public transit. The Committee is developing strategies and action plans to advance our union’s commitment to good jobs for highly trained skilled trade workers in public transit.
ATU Local 113 wishes a happy Diwali to all who celebrate! May the Festival of Lights bring joy, prosperity, and brightness to you and your loved ones.
ATU Local 113 proudly participated in the Build-A-Dream Skilled Trades exhibition held at the International Centre earlier this week. This was an inspiring public event to discover and explore career opportunities in skilled trades.
Our Maintenance Executive Board were on site and interacted with high school and college students informing them about the various skilled trade opportunities at the TTC – building and maintaining the systems that serves the community and keeps Toronto moving. Board Members answered questions about good jobs, strong benefits, the application process, and building a unionized skill trades career in Toronto’s public transit. 
ATU Local 113 wishes everyone a happy Thanksgiving! May your day be filled with gratitude, warmth, and cherished moments with family and friends.