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Teamsters Canada Rail Conference Division 528
proudly represents all of the Locomotive Engineers, Conductors, Trainmen and Yardmen who operate freight trains on Canadian Pacific Railway's London Division.

The original route was constructed in two parts.  The first by the Credit Valley Railway which built the line from Toronto to St. Thomas in 1881, and the second portion from Woodstock to Windsor by the West Ontario Pacific in 1885.  By 1887 both routes were combined and under control of the CPR, and the London Division was born. 

Many of the smaller branches are long since abandoned, however the mainline remains part of a busy link for CP between Chicago and Montreal.

 
 
 
     
May 16  

Negotiations Bulletin Number 12 
Your Bargaining Committee, which includes Sisters Shelly Brownlee and Kari Essery of the TCRC-RCTC General Committee, met with the Company in the presence of Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services (FMCS) in Toronto commencing May 7.

 
May 16   Brother Tom Sonier New TCRC - LE Local Chairman
Division 528 welcomes back brother Tom Sonier as Local Chairman for the TCRC-LE position.
 
May 1  

Negotiations Bulletin Number 11 
Your Bargaining Committee, along with Sisters Shelly Brownlee and Kari Essery of the TCRCRCTC General Committee, met with the Company in the presence of Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services (FMCS) in Vancouver commencing April 16.

 
May 1   TCRC Bursary Program (Reminder) 
This is in reference to our letter of February 29, 2012 about the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference National Bursary Program.
     
May 1  

Negotiations Bulletin Number 10 
Your negotiating committee thanks every member who voted in this matter for the tremendous response and support from the ballots sent out this past month.

 
Apr 28   Important Notice Re: Defined Benefit Pension Plan
As you are aware Canadian Pacific and the TCRC are presently in contract negotiations with the main issue being possible adverse changes to your Defined Benefit Pension Plan. Despite the dedicated efforts of our negotiating team the company appears determined not to move on this matter.
 
Apr 6   Negotiation Bulletin Number 9 
March 27th to March 30th, your Bargaining Committee, accompanied by Sisters S. Brownlee and K. Essery of the TCRC-RCTC General Committee met with the Company in the presence of Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services (FMCS) in Montreal.
 
Mar 29  
Protecting Manulife WIB Claim
There has been some recent examples where Manulife benefits have been denied for late submission as a result of the member’s doctor not submitting the required forms to Manulife within the required time frame.
 
Mar 26  
Division 528 Engineers Local Chairman Shane Duffy Resignation
Effective immediately Shane Duffy has resigned as Local Chairman for Engineers.  Members should please contact Marty Nason or Tim Christie for assistance.
 
Mar 23  
Dave Sawyer Retirement Lunch
Dave Sawyer’s last day to work is Friday March 30th, 2012. A pizza lunch is planned at the Windsor yard office on the same day at 1200 so please come out to wish Dave well!
 
Mar 13   Negotiation Bulletin Number 8 
Beginning March 5th, your Bargaining Committee, accompanied by Sister K. Essery representing the TCRC-RCTC General Committee met with the Company in the presence of Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services (FMCS).
 
Feb 22   Negotiation Bulletin Number 6 
On Friday February 17, 2012 CP Rail served notice of dispute to the Minister of Labour concerning our current round of collective bargaining.
 
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