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Teamsters Commend Crew After CN Train Catches Fire in Northern Ontario Wildfire Zone
CN freight train engulfed in flames in Northern Ontario https://www.teamstersrail.ca/en/news-details/news/latest-news-updates/24083/112578
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Jul 171 min read


Congratulations Brother Dave Torsky on 28 years with CPKC
Last Trip July 14 on 133-13 Smiths Falls to Toronto Dave hired on with CP in 2004 after spending the early part of his career with the Ontario Provincial Police. He qualified as a Locomotive Engineer in 2012, a role he took very seriously by demonstrating exceptional professionalism and always putting safety first—for both himself and the conductors he worked alongside. Amazingly, Dave managed to complete his entire railway career knuckle free! He was a great friend to everyo
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Jul 161 min read


Annual OTI at Lions Head
Teamsters know how to work hard, but we also know how to have fun—and, most importantly, we know how important our children are. On July 6, 2026, Teamsters from across Ontario led by Joint Council 52 came together at the Annual OTI and raised more than $160,000 in support of Variety Village. A heartfelt thank you to TCRC National, TCRC MWED, and the Teamsters Ontario Women’s Caucus (TOWC) for supporting this incredible event. A special shout-out as well to CPKC for being a Di
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Jul 71 min read


Celebrating Erik Toupins Retirement 38 Years of Dedication and Impact at CPKC
Congratulations, Brother Erik Toupins, on your retirement after 38 years with CPKC! Erik hired on in Montreal in 1988 before transferring to Toronto in 1990, where he would go on to finish his career working as an engineer on the KLR Havelock Run. Throughout his career, Erik earned the respect of his peers as a highly skilled engineer who took great pride in his work. He has trained countless engineers over the years, passing along invaluable knowledge, experience, and skills
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Jun 282 min read


Brother Greg Banton
Greg Banton It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that Division 295 announces the passing of Brother Greg Banton. Greg began his railway career at CP in 1989 as a Yard Helper, working his way up to Conductor and eventually retiring in 2023 from the Run Through Pool. Throughout his career, Greg was a dedicated union representative and advocate for his fellow members. He served as Yard Local Chairman for the UTU in Toronto and later as Road Local Chairman for the TCRC in
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May 211 min read
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