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BLACKBIRD ROOFING

Whether it be a complete roof replacement or a simple leak repair, we are here to serve all of your roofing needs. And as always, satisfaction is 100% guaranteed. Be sure to request a free estimate from one of our qualified estimators. Fill out the contact form, email it to us at [email protected], or call 905-432-ROOF(7663)TODAY!×

TRISTAR

INVESTMENT in INNOVATION Tristar Electric has developed new installation techniques that focus on minimizing the operational impact on runways and taxiways. Tristar has earned recognition from Transport Canada, the Greater Toronto Airport Authority’s in-house engineering staff, consulting engineers, road-building contractors and the airfield equipment suppliers. Established in 1983, Tristar has developed specialized in-pavement inset lighting installation techniques that have created new standards employed inairport construction worldwide. Tristar’s notable airport electric projects include: the Toronto Pearson International Airport; the New Quito International Airport, Ecuador; Winnipeg’s James Armstrong Richardson International Airport; St. John’s International Airport, Newfoundland; ×

IBEW LOCAL 353

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 353 is a forward thinking, highly skilled, and dedicated electrical union. IBEW Local 353 represents approximately 11,000 members who work in a variety of electrical disciplines and who work across central Ontario, spanning from Toronto to Peterborough to Parry Sound. Established in 1903, IBEW Local 353 has since been successfully representing licensed electricians and registered apprentices in the construction industry. Today, the IBEW remains a hard working organization of top-notch electricians and like-minded professionals committed to benefiting towards the integrity of our industry. ×

Power Workers' Union

The Power Workers’ Union (PWU), is a proud Canadian union and, by far, the largest, most progressive and successful union in Ontario’s electricity sector. A Legacy of Hard Work The PWU has been diligently representing skilled workers in the energy sector for over seven decades. In 1944, the formation of the Employees’ Association of Ontario Hydro laid the foundation of our union. In 1955, the Association became the Ontario Hydro Employees’ Union. That same year, it affiliated with the National Union of Public Service Employees, which subsequently became the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), Canada’s largest union in 1963. Our present name – the Power Workers’ Union – was adopted in 1993. ×