During a meeting last month between the Creative Industries Coalition (IATSE, Equity, CFM, and the ADC) and the federal Deputy Heritage Minister Isabelle Mondou, we raised concerns that the federal
VANCOUVER, BC – The IATSE continues to move forward with progressive initiatives, and one Vancouver local union has been a leader. The Arts & Cultural Workers Union, IATSE B778 has finally
The IATSE’s Pre-Budget Submissions to the federal government lay out the issues facing the live performance industry and our short-term and long-term recommendations for providing needed stability. EnglishFrench
The Government of Canada has reintroduced a bill to modernize the Broadcasting Act. The IATSE supports the intent of the legislation and looks forward to working with MPs and Government
In addition to many meetings, here is our most recent submission to the federal government on how the live performance industry functions, and the supports that are necessary for the
POSITIVE NEWS! The $300/wk Canada Worker Lockdown Benefit portal is now open for applications in regions that are subject to 50% venue capacity limits. IATSE continues to lobby for increases
Toronto – Animation workers from Tangent Animation in Toronto and Winnipeg have succeeded in claiming their legal entitlements to termination and severance pay. In August 2021, the IATSE was approached
VANCOUVER, BC – In a vote held electronically November 27th – November 29th, 2021, workers at the Vancouver Opera shop expressed unanimous support for representation from IATSE Local 118. Vote
We are continuing to advise the federal government on the state of the live performance industry, and lobbying on the best support for industry workers. English letter French letter
In a show of overwhelming support, stagehands at Centre Culturel Desjardins in Joliette, Quebec, have determined that they will join IATSE Local 56. The decision from the Labour Relations Board
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