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February 8, 2019 Ottawa (YOW) Members Election of Local Lodge 2323 Delegates to Attend I.A.M.A.W. Transportation District Lodge 140 2019 Annual Convention Victoria British Columbia, October 28 & 29, 2019 Please be advised that the following names will appear on the election ballot for positions of 2323 Delegates to Transportation District Lodge 140 Convention. The . . . → Read More: Ottawa (YOW) Members -Election of Local Lodge 2323 Delegates to Attend District 140 Annual Convention 
February 5, 2019 Brother Francis “Frank” Joseph Phinn It is with a heavy heart that the Union must inform the Membership of the passing of Frank Phinn, a retired IAMAW Toronto Station Attendant who worked in Cargo/Cabins. Brother Phinn passed away on February 2, 2019. Friends will be received as follows: Visitation: Lynett Funeral Home . . . → Read More: In Memoriam -Brother Francis “Frank” Joseph Phinn 
February 4, 2019 Sister Marivic Reano It is with a heavy heart that the Union must inform the Membership of the passing of Sister Marivic Reano, an active lAMAW Toronto CSCA. Marivic passed away on Saturday, February 2, 2019. She will be missed by those she worked with. Sister Reano’s friends will be received as . . . → Read More: In Memoriam -Sister Marivic Reano 
February 01, 2019 IAMAW Local Lodge 2323 Air Canada Members Union Hat Arbitration Win! As per our previous bulletin regarding Air Canada forbidding our members long standing tradition of wearing IAMAW hats, Arbitrator Christine Schmidt has issued her award. It is a clear victory for our Union that we may continue to enjoy our Freedom . . . → Read More: Union Hat Arbitration Win!  Comments are closed  Cabins, Cargo, Clerical, General, Logistics & Supply, Ottawa, Ramp & Baggage, Tech-Ops  2323 Bulletin, Arbitration, Arbitration Award, Union Hats 
Montréal, QC – IAM Canadian General Vice President Stan Pickthall and IAM Québec Coordinator David Chartrand will unveil the IAM’s Aerospace report in Montreal on Monday February 4th. This major report emphasizes the urgency of addressing challenges in the Canadian Aerospace sector. “This industry employs 208,000 Canadians in well-paid stable middle class and family supporting . . . → Read More: IAM will unveil Aerospace Report -IAMAW Canada |
Find out how @iamawcanada @IAMAW2323's @IAMDanJ got involved with the union and why he's decided to run for office again, Wednesday at 3pm ET / Noon PT on #ActivateLIVE. #1u pic.twitter.com/j3eZ… |
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