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Every year, thousands of workers, friends and families of fallen workers gather at ceremonies across Canada to recognize the National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job.
May 1, or May Day, is the traditional workers’ holiday, a day that working people celebrate the gains they have won over the years and commit to fighting for a better future for everyone. Join the province-wide day of action.
This page provides comprehensive information for voters regarding the upcoming Canadian federal election. It includes details about registration and identification requirements & voting options.
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Day of Mourning – April 28, 2025
Over the past couple of years, there have been various times where a division legislative representative’s position became vacant and the divisions were uncertain how the position was filled because of the vacancy.
Presently, the bylaws state there are alternate legislative positions which are filled specifically to craft. These craft specific positions are also determined as 1st alternate legislative representative and 2nd alternate legislative representative based on total number of votes as elected during the division quadrennial elections.
Timeline for Division Nomination & Elections
April 22nd 2025: The TCRC National Office would like to remind the entire membership that Division Elections are scheduled for this fall. This is your opportunity to contribute to the betterment of our membership, as well as exercise your right to vote and shape the future of our organization.
Your Guide to the 2025 Federal Election
April 16th 2025: This page provides comprehensive information for voters regarding the upcoming Canadian federal election. It includes details about registration and identification requirements, voting options, and advance voting dates, which are from Friday, April 18, to Monday, April 21, 2025. The page also offers resources to compare the platforms of the six main political parties on key issues, and links to Elections Canada’s Voter Information Service to help users find information about their electoral district, candidates, and polling locations.