On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, ATU Local 113 honours the Survivors of residential schools and remembers the children who never came home. We commit to listening, learning, and taking action toward real reconciliation.
ATU Local 113 delegates joined transit union representatives at the ATU Canada Conference in Nova Scotia. The conference is an opportunity to share ideas, address issues affecting transit workers and strengthen advocacy for our members, safer workplaces and strong public transit.
Shana Tova! ATU Local 113 wishes a sweet, healthy, and peaceful New Year to all who celebrate Rosh Hashanah. May this year be filled with renewal, hope, and community.
The ATU Local 113 Black Caucus was proud to host its Pre-CARIBANA Sneaker Ball, a vibrant celebration of Black culture, history, unity, and the many contributions Black communities have made to our society.
The Amalgamated Transit Union, Local 113 has won a historic and decisive victory for workersโ rights to privacy, security of the person, and for facts over junk science.
Landmark Win for TTC Workers in Drug Testing Case โ ATU Local 113
We appreciate Mayor Olivia Chow's support and her commitment to working alongside ATU Local 113 to strengthen safety across Toronto's transit system.
Protecting transit workers is essential to protecting the public. We look forward to continuing this important work together.
This Canada Day, ATU Local 113 celebrates the values we strive for: fairness, equity, and solidarity. While we honour the good, we also recognize the need for truth, reconciliation, and justice across this land. A better Canada is built when all voices are heard.
Happy Fatherโs Day to all the hardworking dads, father figures, and caregivers in our ATU Local 113 family. Whether you're on the job or at home, your strength, love, and dedication donโt go unnoticed. Today, we celebrate you.
Today on National Indigenous Peoples Day, ATU Local 113 honours the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Mรฉtis peoples. We recognize the enduring strength of Indigenous communities and commit to action rooted in truth and reconciliation.
Juneteenth marks the end of slavery in the U.S., but it's also a moment to reflect on the legacy of slavery and anti-Black racism here in Canada. ATU Local 113 honours Black history, celebrates Black resistance, and commits to fighting systemic racism every day.
ATU Local 113 President and members stood proudly alongside TTC representatives at the Pride Month flag-raising ceremony, reaffirming our commitment to diversity, inclusion, and equality.
We stand in solidarity with 2SLGBTQIA+ communities!
June is Indigenous History Month โ a time to honour the strength, history, and culture of First Nations, Inuit, and Mรฉtis peoples. ATU Local 113 stands in solidarity with Indigenous communities and commits to truth, reconciliation, and justice every day.
This Pride Month, ATU Local 113 stands loud and proud with our 2SLGBTQIA+ members and community. We fight for equality on and off the job because justice, dignity, and respect are union values.
ATU Local 113 stands in solidarity with @OPSEU members taking strike action across Ontario. We encourage everyone to show support by visiting local picket lines and sharing messages of solidarity.
Find a Worth Fighting For picket line on the ATU Local 113 Website.
City Councillors raised serious questions about Bill 98 and its potential impact on the TTC, riders, workers, and Toronto taxpayers.
Visit the ATU Local 113 website to watch the Council videos and read more.