Burn Bags Help Give Women a Second Chance
https://youtu.be/vLRHf2lJCGk Burn Bags USA, a minority-owned business in North Carolina, helps women recovering from addiction get back on their feet. Sister delegates of the 41st...
Chris Wagoner Memorial Leadership Grant
In his over 30-year career at the Winpisinger Center, Brother Chris Wagoner exemplified what it means to be a member, leader, and mentor in our...
Workers at MVS Design outfit themselves with the IAM
MVS Design located in Bolton Ontario has been producing promotional items, including jackets, hats and shirts for sports teams, businesses and unions for many years....
Onward with Rosie O’Donnell: Autism Service Dogs
Listen Now Guide Dogs of America | Tender Loving Canine’s Autism service dog graduate, Rosie O’Donnell, shares her experience with the nonprofit and what autism...
41st IAM Convention Establishes the Chris Wagoner Scholarship Grant
In November of 2022, the IAM lost a beloved and influential leader and educator, retired IAM William W. Winpisinger Education and Technology Center Director Chris Wagoner....
Ending Violence in Our Workplaces and Beyond: IAM 41st Convention Welcomes ‘Be More Than a Bystander’ Program Leader
The IAM Grand Lodge Convention welcomed Ashley Humphrys, Manager of Social Enterprises for the Ending Violence Association of British Columbia to the stage for an inspiring message...
It’s finally law – IAM Canadian GVP congratulates activists on decades of hard work
C/O frank 26 June, 2024 Another monumental triumph for the labour movement is the passage of Bill C-58, the Anti-Scab legislation, which received unanimous support from...
IAM Business Representative John Humphrey election President of the Federal Dockyard Liaison Committee
c/o frank 9 July, 2024 Toronto, ON – On Thursday, 27 June, 2024, morning representatives from international unions across Canada elected John Humphrey, Business representative with IAM...
15 May, 1919 – The IAM and the Winnipeg General Strike
C/O frank 15 May, 2024 For six weeks, 15 May to 26 June, 1919, more than 30,000 workers shut down the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Robert...