Local Lodge 191

Victoria, British Columbia

Phone: (250) 383-4196

Canadian shipyards set to boom

A Local 191-built Canadian Coast Guard ship built at the Victoria shipyard.

WORKERS ACROSS CANADA are hailing Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s announcement of a $35 billion shipbuilding program under the National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy.

Locals  L-191
Reporter  V51N1

IR MacIntosh to head dockyard committee

Group advises unions on Canadian naval shipbuilding

INTERNATIONAL REP Richard MacIntosh was elected president of the Federal Government Dockyard & Trades Labour Liaison Committee Nov. 9 in Ottawa, Ontario. The committee, which is composed of international reps from various labor unions, including both AFL-CIO and independent unions, assists and advises the Federal Government Dockyard Trades and Labour councils.

Tags  Headline News
Locals  L-191, L-580

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Locals  L-83, L-175, L-191

L-191’s Morrison to retire after 15 years as BM-ST

Lodge plans June 28 celebration

L-191 BM-ST Bill Morrison will retire this summer.
L-191 BM-ST Bill Morrison will retire this summer.

BILL MORRISON, BM-ST of Local 191 (Victoria, British Columbia) for 15 years, will retire June 30 at the end of his term.

Tags  Local News
Locals  L-191
Reporter  V47N2

New contract equals job security for L-191 members

Victoria Shipyards receives $351 million award to refit frigates

VICTORIA SHIPYARDS, a Boilermaker employer since 1994, has been awarded a $351 million contract to refit five of Canada’s Halifax-class frigates stationed on the West Coast. The 12-year contract will create 110 new jobs at Victoria Shipyards and provide economic stability for the 450 workers already at the site in Esquimalt, British Columbia.

Tags  Shipbuilding
Locals  L-191

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