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Sheet Metal Workers International Association Local 285, chartered in 1957, serves as a vital organization for skilled men and women in the sheet metal industry across Canada, the United States, and Puerto Rico. As the first solely residential sheet metal local governing the Greater Toronto Area, Local 285 oversees various residential sheet metal work, including gas fitting, production, and fabrication shops. With a commitment to protecting and enhancing the living standards of its members, Local 285 represents over 150,000 skilled workers. The union provides resources, benefits, and support to its members, ensuring they are well-equipped for their professional endeavors in the sheet metal industry. Generated from the website

The Provincial Building and Construction Trades Council of Ontario (PBCTCO), established in 1957, serves as the collective voice for construction workers across the province. Chartered under the American Federation of Labour Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), the Council unites 15 affiliated construction craft unions representing approximately 150,000 workers. Generated from the website

The United Steelworkers union (USW) is the largest private-sector union in North America, representing over 225,000 members in Canada and around 850,000 across the continent, spanning nearly every economic sector. Committed to advancing workers' rights, the USW fights for fair wages, safer working conditions, and equality in the workplace through various initiatives and community involvement. With a focus on issues such as health and safety, environmental sustainability, and support for diverse groups, the USW champions the well-being of its members and their communities. The organization actively connects with younger workers, encourages activism among retirees, and extends global solidarity through international development and humanitarian aid efforts. Generated from the website