July Union Meeting Cancelled
Attention All L128 Members:
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 limitations and the government health agencies recommendations, this will advise you that the Wednesday, July 14th, 2021 monthly union meeting is cancelled.
Boilermakers Local 128 Live Streaming App
A new communication service will allow updates and meetings to live-stream to Local 128 members through an app on a mobile device. The first live-streamed Business Manager’s Update will take place on Monday June 28th at 7:30pm.
For more information including how to download the app to your device, login to Members Only and click “Lodges” to see the communication from Business Manager Roy Grills.
Local 128 News Update
ALL LOCAL 128 MEMBERS: Please see the latest update from Business Manager Roy Grills.
June Union Meeting Cancelled
Attention All L128 Members:
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 limitations and the government health agencies recommendations, this will advise you that the Wednesday, June 9th, 2021 monthly union meeting is cancelled.
May Union Meeting Cancelled
Attention All L128 Members:
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 limitations and the government health agencies recommendations, this will advise you that the Wednesday, May 12th, 2021 monthly union meeting is cancelled.
New Toronto and Kingston Representative
See the following notice from Business Manager Roy Grills.
April Union Meeting Cancelled
Attention All Members:
As a result of the ongoing provincial government safety orders due to the coronavirus, be advised that the union meeting on Wednesday April 14th will be cancelled.
Jamie McMillan: ‘Evangelist’ for the skilled trades
WHEN JAMIE MCMILLAN interacts with high school students, it’s hard to tell if she’s a student or the teacher. She acts young, has boundless energy and fits in with students—which is a bit ironic, considering she dropped out of high school her senior year. But after getting her GED, and becoming a journeyman with the Ironworkers (she’s currently a Boilermaker apprentice), she now works the tools six months of the year. She spends the rest of the year speaking to school-age kids through her business KickAss Careers—a name students picked.


