If you’re going bossing, attached is a bulletin telling you your obligations to Local 500…. they include calling us as soon as you start your 90-days and what paperwork you need to get us before we consider issuing you a … Continue reading →

The current work forecast is projected to be EXTREMELY BUSY and is in an upward trend. All Casuals are required to make themselves available for work as much as possible. If work shortages occur, rules will be implemented to monitor … Continue reading →

Please click on the link below for information about this year’s Battle of Ballantyne Memorial and a little bit of history about the annual remembrance. Saturday, June 18, 2022 11 AM New Brighton Park

A – B – C  BOARDS  – Monday, June 6 – 12 to 2 PM – or – 5 to 7 PM T – OO – R  BOARDS – Tuesday, June 7 – 12 to 2 PM – or – … Continue reading →

Balloting for:   ILWU Canada Officers (position of Secretary Treasurer) One (1) day ONLY – Tuesday, April 26, 2022, 6 AM to 6 PM Balloting at: Maritime Labour Centre Auditorium and the Despatch Hall Advance Poll: Thursday, April 21, 2022, … Continue reading →

Pensioners’ Notice The next pensioners meeting is scheduled for May 5, 2022 at 10:30 AM at the Maritime Labour Centre, providing all the COVID rules stay the same. The Executive would like to thank everyone who paid their 2021 dues … Continue reading →

Medical restrictions by way of a completed Occupational Fitness Assessment Form (OFA) will no longer be done via phone. Effective Wednesday, March 30/22, you will need to attend the Local 500 office in person between the hours of 9-11 AM … Continue reading →

Lower Board Benefits 2022 Intake Schedule

The Executive has decided to cancel the March 16, 2022 General Membership Meeting. In light of newer developments regarding COVID-19 Provincial Health Protocols set for April 8, 2022, the Executive has decided to hold off for just 1 more month, … Continue reading →

At 2:00 AM on Sunday morning March 13, the clock will change to 3:00 AM. As per Black Book Document #20 – When, in accordance with the Daylight Saving Act of British Columbia, clocks are advanced one hour in the … Continue reading →