The Union Behind Entertainment
VANCOUVER, BC – On September 24, animation workers at Titmouse Vancouver made history by voting to ratify the IATSE’s first
Continue readingTitmouse Workers Ratify IATSE’s First Animation Agreement in Canada
QUESTION #6By employing strict safety protocols, the screen sector has rebounded and production levels in Canada are now at historic
QUESTION #5 How does your party plan to support or assist live performance venues with the financial risks of trying to
QUESTION #4With insurers refusing to extend insurance to domestic film production for COVID-related closures or stoppages, the Government of Canada
QUESTION #3As the CRB approaches what looks to be the termination of the program, we are far from the time
QUESTION #2:As our industry collapsed, those of our members who are self-employed (including those who are routinely misclassified as independent
QUESTION #1:Is supporting the arts & culture sector a priority for your party? If so, what actions has your party
The outcome of an election has never had a more direct impact on our members and our industry. The past
Toronto – The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) announced today that it will be providing free legal support to
Jersey City, NJ — IATSE International President Matthew D. Loeb was re-elected by acclamation by the delegates to the union’s 69th Quadrennial