Author: Stephanie Gomez

Our members have started marching in the annual Labour Day Parade!

ATU Local 113 members preparing to head out for the Labour Day Parade!

ATU Local 113 delegates were proud to represent our local at the ATU Convention in New York City. Union leaders and members from ATU locals across Canada and the United States shared ideas, discussed innovation, the future of work, and strategies to ensure workers voices continue to be heard and workers’ rights protected.

ATU LOCAL 113 volunteering today at “Children’s Breakfast Club” Back to School backpack giveaway at Yorkgate Mall (Jane and Finch)

The right to strike is a fundamental right guaranteed by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Transit workers represented by Amalgamated Transit Union Local 113 know only too well how strike bans were weaponized to impose unfair and unjust terms on workers and to thwart free collective bargaining.

Air Canada asked for arbitration so they can force flight attendants to work 30-40 hours a month for nothing.

Local 113 stands proud in support of CUPE flight attendants and their right to strike.

ATU Local 113 would like to thank all of our generous 2025 MS Charity Golf Tournament sponsors. Your support helps drive meaningful change in the lives of those affected by multiple sclerosis.

Black Tee Sponsors:
ATU International
The Personal Insurance Company
UPFH LLP
Whitebox Advisors LLC

Gold Tee Sponsors:
ATU Canada
Canso Investment Counsel Ltd.
LSV Asset Management
PH&N Institutional/RBC GAM Inc.

ATU Local 113 is proud to share that Centennial College has recognized our Health and Safety Director, Andrew Falotico, for his dedication and leadership. His commitment to the well-being of transit workers continues to make a real difference. Congratulations, Andrew!

ATU Local 113 is hosting our annual charity golf tournament on Sunday, August 10, 2025, at the Richmond Hill Golf Club. All proceeds will be donated to support MS Canada and its efforts to finding a cure for MS.

The impact of our MS Research fundraising events over decades has a lasting and positive impact on people and families dealing with this debilitating disease.

Please read MS Canada’s helpful resources and statement on the social impact of MS Fundraising over three decades.