TORONTO, ON — IATSE Local 822 is pleased to announce that members employed at Young People’s Theatre (YPT) this week ratified their first collective agreement. The agreement reflects the commitment
TORONTO, ON — The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) welcomes the commitment of the Government of Canada to support the Canadian Audio-Visual Industry with an additional investment of
VANCOUVER, BC — In a significant victory for British Columbia’s live entertainment sector, Universal Show Services employees have overwhelmingly decided to form a union at their workplace. This historic decision paves the way for IATSE
Montreal, May 11, 2026 — The association representing technicians in the audiovisual sector (all craftspeople working behind the camera) finds itself compelled to reject a request for exemptions submitted by
Burnaby, BC — The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) is calling on the City of Burnaby to take action to preserve the Michael J. Fox Theatre, a vital
WINNIPEG, MB — The Manitoba Labour Board has officially certified the prop workers’ union at the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre (RMTC), with workers voting unanimously to join IATSE Local 63.
BURNABY, BC — Ten theatre technicians at the Michael J. Fox Theatre have unanimously voted to join the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) Local 118. All 10 workers
WINNIPEG, MB - Trois travailleurs de Arbeiter Ring Publishing (ARP Books) ont ratifié à l'unanimité leur première convention collective avec la section locale 63 de l'International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) de Winnipeg.
VANCOUVER, BC - 26 travailleurs de l'historique Rio Theatre de Vancouver ont massivement ratifié leur première convention collective avec le Syndicat des travailleurs des arts et de la culture, l'Alliance internationale des théâtres, l'Union internationale des travailleurs de l'art et de la culture et l'Association internationale des travailleurs de l'art et de la culture.
OTTAWA, ON - Le 19 décembre, le Congrès du travail du Canada (CTC) a reconnu la Guilde canadienne des réalisateurs (GCR) coupable d'avoir violé les droits de négociation de la section locale 514 de l'AQTIS.
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