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TCRC 6th Quadrennial Convention – A Week of Leadership, Progress & Unity
Last week, 167 delegates representing divisions from across the country and all carriers gathered in Winnipeg for the 6th Quadrennial Convention of the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference (TCRC). The convention provided an opportunity for delegates to come together, discuss the future of our organization, and participate in important decisions affecting our membership. A substantial number of proposed bylaw changes were presented for review and debate. Discussions were conducted
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Oct 13 min read


With Deepest Sympathies, Brother Luc Massie
It is with profound sadness and a heavy heart that we share the tragic news that one of our railway families has received the worst news imaginable. Our dear Brother Luc Massie of Smiths Falls was involved in a train accident that sadly proved fatal. Today, our Union family mourns alongside Luc’s loved ones, friends, and fellow members. On behalf of our office, we extend our deepest sympathies to Luc’s immediate family and to all of our Brothers and Sisters in Smiths Falls wh
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Sep 131 min read


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


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


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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