LOS ANGELES, CA — The General Executive Board of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) unanimously approved $2 million to be distributed through industry-recognized charities to support IATSE
TORONTO, ON– Scenic artists and props builders at the Tarragon Theatre have become the latest group to vote for IATSE representation. After reaching out to IATSE Local 828 in early March,
TORONTO, ON – The IATSE applauds Minister of Canadian Heritage Pablo Rodriguez and the Government of Canada for moving forward with Bill C-11 (the Online Streaming Act). As the largest
CHARLOTTETOWN, PE – After achieving overwhelming support, the workers at The Guild signed authorization cards to join IATSE Local 906 in Charlottetown. The authorization cards were filed with the Prince
MONTRÉAL, QC – Workers at Cinéma du Musée have signed authorization cards for union representation with IATSE Local 262. Local 262 has an established record for strong representation of cinema
TORONTO, ON – Front-of-house and box office workers at The Canadian Stage Corporation have voted in favour of joining IATSE Local B-173. With an overwhelming majority of 92%, these workers
VANCOUVER, BC – Production workers at Titmouse Animation Canada are the latest group of Animation and Game workers to come together to improve their working conditions by joining The Canadian
TORONTO, ON – In two separate votes, stagehands as well as hair, makeup, and wardrobe workers at Canada’s Wonderland voted unanimously to join the IATSE. These skilled workers are the
TORONTO, ON – The IATSE commends Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez and Cabinet for listening to concerns and referring back the CBC-Radio Canada licence renewal decision (CRTC 2022-165) to the CTRC
TORONTO, ON – IATSE Canada is thrilled to announce that we were awarded $900,000 in training funds from the Ministry of Canadian Heritage, through the Canada Performing Arts Workers Resilience
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