On Transit Operator and Worker Appreciation Day, ATU Local 113 proudly recognizes the dedication, professionalism, and resilience of Toronto’s transit operators. Thank you for keeping our city moving every day.
Thank you to everyone who supported our annual charity tournament!
ATU Local 113’s annual charity hockey tournament has wrapped. Thank you to everyone who came out and supported!
Thank you for joining our Family Skate!
We enjoyed this afternoon’s ATU Local 113 Family Skate!
Tonight is our annual charity hockey tournament
Join us tonight for a Charity Hockey Game in support of MS Canada! The ATU Local 113 All-Stars take on the Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni.
ATU Local 113 Family Skate – March Break Event
ATU Local 113 invites members and their families to join us for a FREE Family Skate during March Break.
Come out for an afternoon of skating and fun featuring music, games, hot chocolate, face painting, and skills challenges. A limited number of free skate rentals will be available at the venue.
Members and their families may also have the opportunity to skate with some players from the Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni and other special guests.
The Family Skate takes place just before the ATU Local 113 All-Stars face the Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni at 7:00 PM.
Date: Saturday, March 14, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Location: Canlan Sports – York University
989 Murray Ross Parkway, North York, ON
Game tickets are required for the evening game: $5.00 in advance or $10.00 at the door.
ATU Local 113 All-Stars vs. Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni Charity Hockey Game in Support of MS Canada
ATU Local 113 is proud to host a charity hockey game in support of MS Canada, bringing together the ATU Local 113 All-Stars and the Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni for an exciting evening of hockey and community support.
Fans will also have the opportunity to see special guests Mike Palmateer and Steve Thomas on the ice.
Join us for a great night of hockey while supporting an important cause.
Date: Saturday, March 14, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: Canlan Sports Arena – York University
989 Murray Ross Parkway, North York
There will also be a draw with prizes during the event.
We encourage members, families, and supporters to come out and cheer on the teams while helping raise awareness and support for MS Canada.
EVENT: IDERD 2026 – From Scapegoating to Solidarity: Building Worker Power to Counter Hate
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Join the Toronto & York Region Labour Council, the Urban Alliance on Race Relations, Community Solidarity Toronto, and allies from Toronto City Council and community in an important discussion to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Following years of rising racist, xenophobic, and hateful sentiments and movements in Canada and the world over, this year’s IDERD will focus on unifying working people of all backgrounds around a common platform which builds worker power and rejects hate.
The event will begin with a panel of experts from the labour movement, community, and Toronto City Council and will focus on lessons we can draw on from past and current struggles. We will then move into an open discussion focused on creating the basis for a fighting coalition.
ATU 113 celebrates International Women’s Day
ATU Local 113 was proud to stand in solidarity with our Women’s Committee at the International Women’s Day March, held in Toronto on Sunday, March 8, 2026. Together, we continue the work of building a more just, inclusive and equitable future for women in our places of work and in our communities.
International Women’s Day
ATU Local 113 proudly marks International Women’s Day by honouring the women who strengthen our union and our city. We continue to stand for equality, respect, and opportunity for all.
International Women’s Day
As we approach International Women’s Day, we’re proud to highlight the voices of women in ATU Local 113
Tanya Daye, a member for 9 years, began her career as a Coach Technician Apprentice and is now a Licensed Coach Technician. Working in the garage, she inspects and repairs TTC’s diesel and electric bus fleet to help ensure safe, reliable service for riders across Toronto. Tanya speaks to the challenges women can face in male-dominated trades and the importance of committing to a culture of mentorship, safety, respect, and integrity on the shop floor.
We’re also proud to highlight Charline Sarjue and Chanteya Brown, a mother-daughter team serving Toronto riders. Charline has been a member of ATU Local 113 for 16 years and spent most of her career driving streetcars after roles in Wheel-Trans reservations and security at Hillcrest. Chanteya, a bus operator of nearly 5 years, followed in her mother’s footsteps to build her own path in transit. Together, they highlight the importance of utilizing company resources for growth and the importance of improving working conditions, including adequate washroom facilities at route endpoints.
Their stories reflect the skill, resilience, and leadership women bring to every role in transit — on the road, in the garage, and across our system.
“Don’t wait for a title to lead. Lead through your integrity, work ethic and resilience.” – Tanya Daye