With the election just weeks away, ATU Local 113 members were out on the campaign trail putting up signs for Olivia Chow. We encourage you to get involved and vote on June 26!
ATU Local 113’s statement on fireworks safety incident on a TTC bus
Earlier today we were made aware of a group of individuals that set off fireworks on a TTC bus. The incident is under investigation. The union has reached out to the operator involved who has confirmed they are doing better.
This blatant disregard for the safety of fellow passengers and transit workers is completely unacceptable and should be treated as a criminal act.
Our members should not have to go to work worried about being injured on the job.
We hope these individuals will be held accountable and that the penalties will reflect the seriousness of their actions – including banning their access to public transit.
This is an opportunity for the TTC leadership and the City of Toronto to step up and demonstrate that they have zero-tolerance for violence on public transit. And that they are willing to do everything in their power to protect our members and Torontonians so that everyone can feel safe on public transit.
Olivia Chow attends ATU Local 113 General Membership Meeting
ATU Local 113 Supports Olivia Chow for Mayor
ATU Local 113 is proud to support Olivia Chow in her campaign for mayor. We believe that Olivia is the only candidate who will stand up for public transit workers and make the TTC a better place for riders.
ATU Local 113 has proudly endorsed Olivia Chow for Mayor
ATU Local 113 has proudly endorsed Olivia Chow for mayor.
“This election is a once-in-a-generation chance to change course and restore the TTC. ATU Local 113 is endorsing Olivia Chow because she is the only candidate who has the proven history of success in defending public services.”
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ATU Local 113 is proud to endorse Olivia Chow!
We are optimistic about the future of public transit with Olivia advocating for us! We are pleased to give Olivia Chow our endorsement for the upcoming election.
ATU Local 113 to make an announcement with mayoral by-election candidate
Join ATU Local 113 and Toronto mayoral by-election candidate Olivia Chow for an announcement about the future of Toronto’s public transit workers.
Who: Olivia Chow, Toronto mayoral by-election candidate; Marvin Alfred, President, ATU Local 113
When: Friday, May 26 at 9:30 AM EST
Where: ATU Local 113 Office, 812 Wilson Avenue, Toronto
ATU Local 113 Member in Stable Condition After Injury at Greenwood Yard
An ATU Local 113 member was injured today after being pinned by a subway car at Greenwood Yard. ATU Local 113 President Marvin Alfred visited the injured member at a local hospital this morning.
ATU Local 113 Health and Safety representative Andrew Falotico and JHSC Union Representative, Shop Steward Anthony Schembri, are currently onsite with Toronto Police Service and the Ontario Ministry of Labour to investigate today’s unfortunate incident.
*The member has since been released from the hospital.
ATU Local 113’s Annual Pensioners’ Party
ATU Local 113 discusses significance of court case victory with media
On May 8, ATU Local 113 was informed that an Ontario Superior Court decision would permit members to strike for the first time since 2011.
ATU Local 113 President Marvin Alfred spoke with media about what this means for the union and the labour sector.
News Coverage
Online/Print
Toronto Star: TTC workers regain the right to strike | The Star
Toronto Sun:TTC not an ‘essential service,’ strike would be legal for workers | Toronto Sun
Financial Post: CUPE: Court’s Decision a Win for Workers and for Safety | Financial Post
Now Toronto: Transit union says TTC needs to take responsibility for service cuts – NOW Toronto
CityNews Toronto: TTC union workers win back right to strike | CityNews Toronto
CBC Toronto: TTC workers have right to go on strike, Ontario court rules | CBC News
Broadcast/Radio
Radio Canada: Les employés de la CTT ont le droit de faire la grève, tranche un tribunal ontarien | Radio-Canada.ca











