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TORONTO, ONTARIO – The IATSE is voicing its opposition to an omnibus bill which is now receiving its third reading in Senate. An amendment to Bill C-10 calls for changes

The Entertainment Technician Certification Program Council is proud to announce that 21 certifications were awarded to IATSE riggers working in British Columbia and Alberta. On Monday, January 21st, both the

VANCOUVER – The members of Motion Picture Technicians Local 891 of the I.A.T.S.E. have shown their strong support for the Actors’ Fund of Canada with an $18,000 donation to the national entertainment

TORONTO – In a great example of holiday spirit, members of Locals 58, 822 and B-173 of the I.A.T.S.E. came together at the eleventh hour to close a deal allowing

WINNIPEG – At their December meeting, the members of Motion Picture Technicians Local 856 of the I.A.T.S.E. showed their strong support of the Actors’ Fund of Canada by selecting the

STRATFORD – At its January 13 members’ meeting I.A.T.S.E. Local 357, representing technicians and craft departments at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival and throughout Cambridge, Guelph and KitchenerWaterloo presented a $1,000

VANCOUVER, BC — In recognition of the large gains in membership over the last few years on Canada’s west coast, and British Columbia in particular, International President Thomas C. Short,

IATSE Director of Canadian Affairs John M. Lewis has been elected International Vice President of the Alliance. By unanimous vote of the IA General Executive Board on Oct. 21, Lewis

Montreal – Effective immediately, IATSE Local 262 will now be the collective bargaining unit for eight projectionists and 47 front-of-house staff at the AMC Forum 22 multiplex here. The luxe

Hamilton, Ontario – IATSE Local 129, with the assistance of the International, has succeeded in its efforts to certify the conversion crew at Copps Coliseum. A vote held on July