UFCW Canada Local 1006A was proud to celebrate Toronto Pride from July 1 to July 3, 2016. Members, activists and staff joined more than a million Pride participants for the Trans March on July 1, Dyke March on July 2 and the Pride Parade on July 3.
Join your union, UFCW Canada Local 1006A, in raising money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada (LLSC) by participating in our annual Ride for a Cure on Saturday, August 20, 2016. Participants and passengers will take an enjoyable motorcycle ride through Ontario's most beautiful country roads for a good cause.
Last year, our the Ride raised $8,000 to help the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada achieve their mission.
UFCW Canada Local 1006A is proud to have raised $100,006 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada in the past year.
The money was raised through union events and member fundraising initiatives across Ontario.
UFCW Canada Local 1006A hosted its first Members’ Day at Canada’s Wonderland on June 18, 2016.
“It was amazing to connect with so many of our members—thank you to everyone who came out and made Local 1006A’s Member’s Day such a success,” said President Wayne Hanley.
UFCW 1006A members at Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE), working as security guards, have ratified a new union contract.
UFCW 1006A members at the Spark by Hilton hotel (Toronto Markham) have achieved their first union contract.
Labour Day is September 2, 2024. Join your union in observing this important day and celebrating everything workers have achieved together.
UFCW 1006A members at Compass (Air Canada Signature Suites Premium Lounge) have ratified a new union contract.
UFCW 1006A members at K-Bro Linen have voted to accept a new contract.
1006A members at Ecotex have achieved a new union contract, after a difficult set of negotiations.
UFCW 1006A is proud to welcome our newest members from ASP Incorporated, a security company, to the union family.
UFCW 1006A members at the Indigo at Yorkdale Mall have ratified a new union contract.
UFCW 1006A members and staff were among the estimated 2 million people, who took to the streets of downtown Toronto from June 28 to 30 to celebrate Pride and stand up for equality and human rights.