
National Truth and Reconciliation Centre Reports



Today is National Truth and Reconciliation Day – an opportunity for us to continue educating ourselves about the tragic history of Indigenous Peoples in Canada, the resilience of these communities, and to honour the children who were impacted or never returned from residential schools.
ATU Local 113 members are participating in sunrise ceremonies and hosting events throughout the city to mark the day. Our United Indigenous Council remains dedicated to contributing towards learning and healing for our Indigenous members and the broader community.

ATU Local 113’s President, Marvin Alfred, with Ontario Federation of Labour’s President, Laura Walton, and OPSEU’s President, JP Hornick, at the ATU Canada conference.

We were pleased to participate in the ATU Canada Conference, which was held in Hamilton from September 17-19.
Our Job Action Committee received special recognition for their great work supporting our Executive Board’s efforts to win a great contract this year.


Battling it out in this year’s tournament are ATU Local 113, CUPE Local 416, York Regional Police, Toronto Firefighters, Toronto South Detention Centre, and MyoDetox! May the most essential win.


Political and industry leaders marched in solidarity with labourers across the City! 
  
  
  
 
Today, our members marched with pride as we recognized the role of workers and the labour movement across the country!
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
ATU Local 113 members showed up to check in ahead of the Labour Day parade earlier this morning. Thank you to our volunteers who supported with getting everyone signed up.
We are looking forward to celebrating the hard work of our members and workers across all sectors!
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
On behalf of ATU Local 113’s Executive Board, shop stewards, and members, we invite you to join us at the Labour Day Parade and celebrate the many achievements of the Labour Movement.