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Our guestbook has just been reactivated. Please go back and enter your information and comments. This page will be updated periodically. Thanks to everyone who has signed our book.
- Monday, August 14, 2006
Jason Elliott - kingston, Ontario, Canada
comments: Hello from Kingston.
- Tuesday, August 8, 2006
Lutula - Shamba - Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Tuesday, July 25, 2006
micahel kiskunas -mississauga, Ontario, Canada
comments: i live in mississauga and have a cottage up in cold water. im just looking from somewhere to begin my carpenters apprenticeship.
- Monday, May 1, 2006
Lloyd Williams -Lyn, Ontario, Canada
comments: Thank you brothers and sisters of local 1739, I really enjoyed working with your local and it's members. Your brothers and sisters have always made it a pleasant experience.
- Monday, April 24, 2006
Don Cable -local union 424, alberta, canada
comments: hello, brothers & sisters , lots of names I recognize here,good to see everyone is well.Awesome site , I was in ontario in 2004 ,and stopped into your local office ,even got some work out of it.Looking forward to seeing as many brothers & sisters in Alberta, in the coming years ,as possible. God knows we need all of you to keep as much of our work UNION as possible,here.GOD bless & keep our union strong.
- Tuesday, April 4, 2006
Edward Wayne Gillespie - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
comments: I was looking at the I.B.E.W. sites and I am in full support of Brother Tom Leduc's mission statement. I have been a member of L.U.353 since 1970 and my father was in L.U. 353 for 51 years. All the best.
- Sunday, April 2, 2006
Mark Staples - illinois, usa
comments:Hello to all. Tom, I will try to get in to visit you this summer. Mark Staples, IBEW 197
- Tuesday, March 7, 2006
Dean Landon - beachburg, ontario, canada
comments: .well pete still tryin to get back to the bruce ...lol,but had a great time in fort mac with mcallum and the boys ,sorry about the van dave,(darn wolf).
- Monday, February 27, 2006
Terry O'Brien - Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
- Friday, February 24, 2006
James Coulter Hughes - Gilford, Ontario, Canada
- Sunday, February 19, 2006
maggie drozd - New York, NY, USA
comments: Very good site! I like it! Thanks!
- Saturday, February 4, 2006
Gordon Ivers - Vernon, B.C., Canada
comments: Brothers,
I would like to commend the people that put this sight together . I already saw a name from Lumby I recognize. It is a small world and all the more reason for us tradesmen to remain unified. There are enough problems with our current governments. Our own members need to stick together and not let our employers divide and conquer.All members should take the time to read their Collective Agreements and ask questions to their stewards and business agents. Without educating our members on their rights we suffer many hardships that inevitably effect our families and loved ones. I look forward in the future to working with your local until then, I express my gratitude to your local and all the business agents and stewards that work towards our fair cause.
thankyou Gord Ivers
- Friday, February 3, 2006
James(Bones) Mac Kinnon - Glace Bay, NS, Canada
comments: I'm safety rep at our local 1852 in Sydney NS,and looking over your site for suggestions for the new site we're looking into getting.Yours looks great and will be useful in doing ours Thanks Brothers&sisters
- Thursday, February 2, 2006
Dakol - New York, NY, USA
comments:Great work, have a nice day! Thanks!
- Friday, January 6, 2006
Eileen - Waubaushene, ON, CANADA
comments:potential apprentice, very interested in the trade.
Nice site, lots of good, useful information!
thanks
- Tuesday, January 3, 2006
Albert - Onaway, Alberta, Canada
comments: Hi all.
I grew uo in Ontario; I actually did my apprenticeship with local 1687. At that time, overtime was all double bubble. Is it still this way in Ontario? In Alberta, local 424, Friday is only time and a half.
Thanks, Albert
- Sunday, November 27, 2005
what are you saying? - Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada
comments: Over a year has passed since word of trouble inside Local Union 424 Business Office became public knowledge. For over a year the membership has been involved in a highly emotional debate on the subject. The Business office claimed that because the issue involved charges under the IBEW Constitution they could not discuss the situation, other than the reading of the charges at the meeting....and they actually think that the IBEW constitution extends outside a union meeting to violate their Canadian right to freedom of speech!
Those among the membership who disagreed with the charges took advantage of this situation and widely distributed their version of the events on our job-sites and other forums such as this one.Their version was clearly one-sided and often misrepresented the truth. The same can be said of the charging parties version and those that agreed with the decision who spread their misrepresentation of the truth.
This group has also taken advantage of every opportunity to create dissention within the brotherhood. What do you mean by dissention? Is dissention, by definition, not simply a difference of opinion? Something that everybody has a right to. Can the charging party not stand up to criticism? Some even going so far as to openly recruit members for a rival union on our jobsites. ?????Really? Talk about misrepresentation of truth. More like tall tales. I have been working the tarsands at syncrude for 3 years now, and have never come across this so-called recruitment. I only first heard of this in the latest 424 newsletter.This in-fighting has caused great damage to the position of our great Local?? Really? ...and what damage is that? Could you explain yourself or will you continue to accuse and not provide some substance of facts? , it has limited the ability of the Business Office to rally the membership against the ever increasingly hostile positions taken by the owner/clients in our area. ???? Limited??? aha, ha, ha, ha....could you please explain just what our 424 Business Office has done or suggested to our membership as to rallying???? my job steward has barely relayed any rallying information to us at Syncrude.....but hey, nice attempt at providing damage control to our in-effective 424 officers - as for our 424 union membership...we will do just fine without them when we vote them out 1 1/2 years from now...bye bye
- Wednesday, November 23, 2005
Kevin - Acushnet, Massachusetts, United States
comments: Condolences to the Neil family from union electrician and hockey families in Mass.
- Thursday, November 10, 2005
Jim Stewart - Lumby, B.C., Canada
comments: Hi Fellow Brother's,
I'm looking for tar sands work, my background is as an industrial electrican. I'm sure construction would work fine for me. I'm specifically looking for the long hours, high paying type jobs. I would like some help in researching all the aspects of the available jobs ie.camp job setup, pay, hours available, length of job, etc.
Would it be possible for you to aim me in the right direction.
Thanks Jim Stewart
- Sunday, November 6, 2005
It's Time - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
comments: Business Manager Admits Guilt to all Charges
Over a year has passed since word of trouble inside Local Union 424 Business Office became public knowledge. For over a year the membership has been involved in a highly emotional debate on the subject. The Business office claimed that because the issue involved charges under the IBEW Constitution they could not discuss the situation, other than the reading of the charges at the meeting.
Those among the membership who disagreed with the charges took advantage of this situation and widely distributed their version of the events on our job-sites and other forums such as this one.Their version was clearly one-sided and often misrepresented the truth.
This group has also taken advantage of every opportunity to create dissention within the brotherhood. Some even going so far as to openly recruit members for a rival union on our jobsites. This in-fighting has caused great damage to the position of our great Local, it has limited the ability of the Business Office to rally the membership against the ever increasingly hostile positions taken by the owner/clients in our area.
International Vice-President Lee has just released the findings of the second trial of the Officer involved and remarkably this officer admitted to guilt on all counts. (One charge was dismissed as being un-timely, even though he admitted guilt to this offence as well).
The record shows that both the Local Union President and the Area International Representative repeatedly warned this Officer that his actions were contrary to his obligations under the Constitution, but he continued to ignore this direction. It was only after being given repeated opportunities to correct his inappropriate behavior that charges were filed.
It my heartfelt hope that this group will now accept the fact that given the repeated direction given to this officer and his continued refusal to follow this direction that the Local Union President had no choice but to proceed to charges. It is also my hope that this group will accept IVP Lee's decision and the officer's admission of guilt as cause to cease their disruptive and damaging behavior.
It is only a year and a half until nominations and that will be this group's opportunity to effect the changes to personnel they are looking for, but in the meantime, if they would spend their time and energy on solving the problems the Local Union now faces, instead of repeatedly pointing out what is wrong, we would all be stronger for their efforts.
- Tuesday, November 1, 2005
Alberta TURF - Fort MacMurray, Alberta, Canada
comments: The history of 424 - June 2004 to present
Posted By: the eyeopener
Date: Sunday, 23 October 2005, at 1:36 a.m.
Just to keep the NEW readers abreast of what has occurred.
The corporate entity known as IBEW L.U. 424 had already made up their mind as to who would be the next Business Manager and were pretty confident of winning. Yet they had not expected such a popular rumble of support for the new contender that decided to run.
Just to make sure that this contender would not be a threat, they sent out one of their machine-heads to write some slander (3 memos) about him to make him unfavorable to the members. If it had an effect it made matters worse for them as he won overwhelmingly with twice as many votes than the corporate candidate.
The disappointment was easy to see through their body language when the announcement was made that the membership favored the new contender and he won.
Apparently not satisfied with a freely democratically elected Business Manager, the corporate officers had a plan but they were all too hasty and over-confident and jumped at the first opportunity to charge him over minor procedural errors. Why the haste? Why the offensively trumped up charges? Why lie?
(supposedly it was brought forth as evidence in the retrial that the president had previously brought forth charges to the International officer bit the I.O. told him that they would not stick???? purposely working agianst the Business Manager?)
The story floating around seems to be that as soon as the corporate officers realized that the new Business Manager was going to do financial audits the alarms bells went off and they panicked. A little too hasty and over-confident as the charges were so ridiculous! Fraud and Misappropriation of funds? Still to this day, NOT PROVEN!
Not satisfied with the unjust charges and realizing that some appointees were going to be dismissed, they concocted the scheme (scam) to apply to be represented by IBEW L.U. 348. This was to protect them until after the trial and decision to remove the new Business Manager was complete.
You see, part of the Labour Laws for application for representation calls for no change to the employee roster without just cause.
All was well and in place for the Corporates as they coasted to the Trial date for the new Business Manager.
Then something else happened. Some members of 424 discovered a conspiracy against the new Business Manager that involved the Investigating Officer and the Corporations' candidate that lost the campaign for the position of Business Manager.
Yes, these 2 were discovered in a support room that was rented for the President who had charged the Business Manager.
Finally the decision from the kangaroo court came to remove the Business Manager and 5 minutes after that the application to be represented by L.U. 348 was dropped.
Shortly after that, the good members who blew the whistle on the conspiring Investigating Officer and member who lost in the bid for the position of Business Manager, were charged with totally false accusations and lies. (the worst being the Work Stoppage LIE!)
Our Business Manager went to the Alberta Labour Relations Board and was reinstated with pay but under suspension until an agreed upon, by both parties, IBEW retrial was done.
Complications arose that the ALRB recognized as delays caused by both sides and an initial appeal from the IBEW to stop payment was denied.
The sad loss of the Business Managers' lawyer, the late Brent Gawne, occurred and curiously the ALRB stopped payment of the Business Manager despite this act of GOD delay of the retrial (the Business Manager is supposed to be presumed innocent until found guilty, thus the initial reinstatement decision by the ALRB)
The trials for the members charged with the "causing a work stoppage" ended during the 3rd hearing, as the lawyer Simon Renouf recognized the "unfair" procedure that was occurring. This too led to the IBEW being brought to the Alberta Labour Relations Board for violating the Alberta Labour Law of not providing the members with a fair trial.
Oddly enough, apparently, the IBEW did not come with a proposal to resolve the issue of "unfair" trial procedures. Instead they "SHOCKINGLY" offered a lesser guilty plea?! They offered to suspend the members from regular union meetings for 3 years instead of expelling them???!!! Can you believe that??? I can't!! But supposedly this is the word on the street.
Now just how the hell and what kind of balls do you got to have to dish out a guilty verdict at the Labour Board ESPECIALLY when the charged members did not even have a trial yet???!!!
So the decision from the Alberta Labour Relations Board for those members has not come yet.
To send them back to an IBEW trial that has already determined thier guilty penalty would be UNBELIEVABLE!!!!
And we are waiting for the IBEW retrial decision for our Business Manager to come out this coming in 2 weeks or so.
- Wednesday, October 26, 2005
jiangqun liu
- Sunday, October 23, 2005
Deborah - Val Therese, P3P1S5, Canday
- Tuesday, October 18, 2005
Bill Vanderlinde - St.James city, Fl., USA
comments:Sorry to hear about the passing of Joe Crompton.I always enjoyed working with and for him.
I've just finished a cross Canada Bicycle tour of 7369 km.the occasion was the 100th anniversary of the christian reformed church in Canada.We(about 117 of us in ages of 18 to 74)started out in Vancouver by dipping our rear tires in the Pacific ocean on June 25'05,rode 6 days a week for 10 weeks and on Sept.3 we dipped our front tires into the Atlantic ocean at Halifax NS.For pictures go to our website at seatosea.org
- Sunday, October 9, 2005
MIKE: 440-392-9009 - CONCORD, OHIO, U.S.A.
comments: ELECTRICIAN WITH UNCLAIMED FUNDS
HE WORKS OUT OF THE UNION HALL LOCAL 673 PAINESVILLE, OHIO. HE HAS UNCLAIMED FUNDS COMING. HE WORKED WITH A CREW FROM HARRINGTON ELECTRIC CO. LOCAL 38 CLEVELAND, OHIO. IF YOU KNOW HIM CALL, OR HAVE HIM CALL MIKE AT 440-392-9009. FINDERS FEE DOES APPLY. PASS THIS ON TO ALL BROTHERS & SISTERS.
- Tuesday, September 27, 2005
Brent Drysdale - Napanee, On, Canada
comments: Thanks for the work at the BMO computer center
- Wednesday, August 10, 2005
mark halliburton - kitchener, ontario, canada
comments: 804 rules!!!!!!!!
- Thursday, July 21, 2005
Dan Fodor (browishbone) - Monroe, MI, USA.
comments: Just wanted to say Hi from the Staff of "IBEWMINUTEMAN.com". You have a nice site.
- Friday, July 1, 2005
lee watson - port elgin, on, ca.
comments: just dropped in 2 say hello.
- Thursday, June 23, 2005
sathyam - MISSISSAUGA, ontario, canada
comments: Red Seal certificate holder as an Industrial electrician.(Ontario,Ministry of Training, Colleges & Universities). But I didnot get the job, till now. I have more than 15years experience in electical field.I applied job to many more companies, but no response. How can I get the job. Pleae help me.
- Tuesday, May 3, 2005
Pat Fehr - Ft. Mcmurray, AltA
comments: Hi brothers and sisters.I'm an assistant business manager of local 424 in Ft. Mcmurray.Very very busy.I personally would like to thank all travellers from coast to coast because we need you.We will go to the states if need be,because the last thing we need is "temporary" foreign workers which our anti-union gov't supports.
- Tuesday, April 19, 2005
Proud Canadian - Mildred Lake, Alberta, Canada
comments: Local 424 - Alberta cannot fills calls, too much work
Union contractors are advertising through the newspapers since Local Union 424 cannot fill the calls.
Good to see that all the halls in Canada are enjoying full employment since we cannot get any travellers?
I hope that all Canadian IBEW members who are willing to seek employment here in Alberta have been given the opportunity to do so.
The next step is for these contractors to seek foreign workers!
I would hope that Local 424 calls the Locals down in the States if we cannot provide through other Canadian Locals.
JOBS JOBS JOBS
Pass it on!
JOBLINE: 1-780-462-1144
Business Manager: 1-780-462-5076
- Sunday, April 3, 2005
Sean Patrick dempsey - Oakville, Ontario, Canada
comments: I know for sure that I want to become an Industrial electrician. I have my grade twelve and all the courses needed. I have a good chance to get in with a company . I want to know wht knowledge they will be looking for?
Thank You
- Sunday, April 3, 2005
Canadian Separatist - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
comments: Alberta Labour Board orders IBEW 424 to give a retrial and suspended reinstatement with pay and retro!
- Saturday, April 2, 2005
John Conrod - Chatham, Ontario, Canada
comments: I'm working at OPG in Pickering. I just wanted to say i,ve enjoyed working with the l.u.894 brothers. Many thanks from l.u.773 Windsor.
- Friday, March 18, 2005
Robert - Penetanguishene, Ontario, Canada
comments: I would like more info on the apprenticeship program for the electricians.
- Thursday, March 17, 2005
Mark Carr Local 115 - Denbigh, Ontario, Canada,
comments: I've been working with brothers at the GM paint plant in Oshawa. If these guys are any indication of the rest of the local I have to say that I'm very proud to have you as fellow brothers. Hope to meet as many of you as possible.See ya in the trenches!
- Tuesday, March 15, 2005
Ruben Galanida - Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
comments: I am a new immigrant, an experienced electrician from the Philippines, seeking information how to be a member of your Union and work as an electrician in Vancouver, BC. I will appreciate your feedback regarding this matter. Thank you.
- Sunday, March 6, 2005
Kevin Kashani - Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada
comments: Found excellent information on your website. Thanks.
- Thursday, February 3, 2005
kim hair - sarnia, ontario, canada
comments: it would be nice to get into links around my area I am looking into an apprenticeship
- Tuesday, February 1, 2005
Ma'at Egyptian Goddess - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
comments: www.openphaseforum.com
Friday, February 4th, 2005, IBEW I.O. and L.U. 424 face Alberta Labour Board for "kangaroo court" hearing
- Friday, January 28, 2005
Ray Gonzalez - Plainfield, ILLINOIS, USA
comments: Just want to say it's sooooo slow here in Chicago for us low voltage guys. It's a 1-2 yr. wait on the books. Thanks 134 for overhiring and coming up with the book system that was suppossedly voted on, which everybody I talk to said that they never received a ballot. Hmmmm... sounds fishy to me.
- Wednesday, December 29, 2004
jason maclean - sydney, nova scotia, canada
comments: LIVE BETTER WORK UNION
- Saturday, December 11, 2004
Barry Hughes - Columbus, Oh, US
comments: Greetings Brothers, Feel free to visit our new site at http://www.ibew683.com
Ibew Local 683 Columbus Ohio.
- Tuesday, December 7, 2004
Ryan Jens - Cobourg, Ontario, Canada
comments: I found the site to answer most of my questions but there was not a web page for my area and I would like to become a part of the brotherhood.
- Sunday, November 28, 2004
Ken Hayes - Redwood City, C.A. USA
comments: It is great to see your opening statement. I have been a member of IBEW local 424 in Edmonton Canada for thirty five years and I believe that all trades people should be members.
- Tuesday, November 16, 2004
Sean Rosebrugh - Toronto, ON, Canada
comments: keep up the good work
- Monday, November 15, 2004
Brad Dyball - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
comments: Great Website, very informative!
- Monday, August 16, 2004
Democracy Shall Prevail - Hamilton
comments:The leadership of our local has taken down our web site.
I guess they did not like what was being said on the message board.
Please give this site a try!!
www.local105.ca
- Sunday, August 8, 2004
JOE CROMPTON - Barrie, Ont, Canada
comments: Nice website jamie SEAJOE
- Thursday, August 5, 2004
Edmund Beith - Sault Ste Marie, Ontario, Canada
- Wednesday, July 14, 2004
jimmy - toronto, on
comments: " We earnestly invite all workers belonging to our trade to come forward, join our ranks and help increase our numbers, until there is no one left working at our trade outside our Brotherhood . . ."
A statement made to a company organized (while in the process and posted on this web site), that said, after a lay-off due to our employers hatred for those that voted "YES" we find ourselves without work and on the bottom of the out of work list meaning that no job is available for me and your new brothers, and our families do not eat! I have now been out of work for 6 months, cannot use my former employer as a reference when potential non-union employers ask what I've been doing for the last few years. I do not qualify for the sub-fund I have three children and get a crap cheque of $766.00 from E.I every two weeks, not even enough to pay my rent/gas/bills/food etc.
I am by no means a rat. I do not hate the union however I cannot believe an apprentice could have a 1998 out of work date in 2004 or a journeyman a 93 out of work date in the year of 2004, I personally know that some of these brothers continuously work non-union to work on their out of work date at the hall to get first crack at the "BEST CALL" then burn them because they don't like the site, I have seen them and worked with them (non-union), its hurting us all. So there you have it. Please could someone let me know is this how the union should work?????? Because allot of us are hurting for work! And we will not burn a call. So don't you. I'll do the work.
- Friday, July 2, 2004
Bryan Barber - Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
comments: I am extremely interested in appplying for a position as an apprentice, unfortunately the local union sites (Oshawa, bowmanville) i would apprecieate any information you could send me.
Thank you
- Monday, June 21, 2004
dg - toronto, on, canada
comments: i am leaving in toronto, i have industrial electrician license.i want to work as apprentice,although i have 10 years of experience in other country not at the level of electricianbut supervisor and engineer.i know the things very well but i did not used my hands always..but i can..
I am also qualified to give the electrician (C&M ) 309A exam.
but i need some job/some income to survive with my family.
so requested how to start the things.
Is Industrial electrician
license to get the apprentiship. or Can ibew give oppurtunity to work as entry level/apprentiship/intermediate level?
Thanks for taking time to read. will be appreciated if replied.
Regards
- Friday, June 11, 2004
Don Cable - Calgary, Alberta, canada
comments: great site, looking forward to coming home and maybe working with some of the members in and around Ontario, soon...
- Thursday, June 10, 2004
varathas - ajax, on, canada
comments: I am living in Toronto area How Iam apply for apprenticeship program
- Saturday, May 29, 2004
bruce jenkins - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
comments: You have a wonderful web site.
- Tuesday, May 18, 2004
Roger Cabalo - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
comments: prospective member
- Tuesday, May 11, 2004
Gerald Pierce - st John's, nl, canada
comments: not bad
- Friday, April 16, 2004
Steven M. Reiss - Stayner, Ontario, Canada
- Monday, April 12, 2004
Ron Carroll - Calgary, Alberta, Canada
comments: Excelent Site ... 10/10.
- Wednesday, April 7, 2004
j jackson - Everett, wa, snohomish
comments: i am an inside journeyman any work? union 20yrs.no jobs here.
- Wednesday, March 31, 2004
andrew quilty - brampton, ont, brampton
comments: hi people send me info
- Thursday, March 25, 2004
richard m cronin - sherwood park, alberta, canada
comments: enjoyed your site. Ontario boy by birth. I would like to come back home and retire there. Ralph Klein is a evil dictator and I cannot work in this non union climate any longer. I would be interested in working in safety my last years in the work force..I am currently taking my construction safety officer courses here in alberta hoping that will get me out of the Ralph klein/george w bush area of canada GOD BLESS ONTARIO UNION BROTHERS AND SISTERS AT LEAST YOU KNOW HOW TO BE UNITED. I would like to apologize to any brothers or sister that worked out of 424 and where treated badly while they were here.
- Tuesday, March 9, 2004
Christine Everson - Midland, Ontario, Canada
- Friday, February 20, 2004
Tina Langlois
- Friday, February 20, 2004
nick-sly - perth, ont, canada
- Wednesday, February 18, 2004
David - Mississauga, ON, Canada
Comments:I am a Licenced Industrial Electrician.I am interested to Union.How?
- Thursday, January 29, 2004
vladimir- Welland, Ontario, Canada
Comments: Several times I visited one of your branches in Thorold near the Detention centre. It seems like the Union is the busiest place in Canada. Whenever I come everybody is always at some meeting, the only person there is the secretary Linda, who doesnt know when these meetings will
end. The only way she said to reach anyone is to book an appointment.The people there never ask you of any information or to call you back, they only say to come back later. But I think the Union is a place where you can talk to someone without an appointment.You must be more friendly and creative.
Your burocracy pushes people away.
- Thursday, January 29, 2004
karla miller - midland, ontario, canada
- Tuesday, January 13, 2004
ROGER BALDWIN, Local 625 - Halifax, N.S., Canada
- Thursday, December 25, 2003
DOUGLAS J. D'AMOUR SR.- GLENDALE, ARIZONIA, USA
Comments: SURFING THE NET JUST HAPPENED TO FIND YOUR WEB PAGE. I AM A MEMBER OF THE IBEW L.U. 640 IN PHX. AZ.. HAVE A SAFE HAPPY HOLIDAY.
- Friday, November 21, 2003
Meinardo Bernas - North York, Ontario, Canada
Comments: I want to apply in apprentiship Program
- Thursday, November 13, 2003
Jordan Snooks - Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Comments:My name is Jordan Snooks, I am 23 Years old. I am currently finishing my third year at Georgian College. Upon completion of my schooling I will have Electrical Technician and Electrical Technologist with Co-op Diplomas. I am very interested in starting an Industrial Electrician apprenticeship upon graduation. If anyone in the area is looking for a hard working, fast learning apprentice, please contact me; 705-737-3186, jordansnooks@icqmail.com Thank You.
- Monday, November 3, 2003
hans goudzwaard - qualicum, bc, canada
Comments:Visit Joe William's Travellers Net ...http://www.ibewtravelers.net/forums/ibew/ AND IBEW MINUTEMEN ...http://www.ibewminuteman.com/ for some good coverage of the travelling life.
- Thursday, October 16, 2003
Dean Landon - beachburg, ontario, canada
Comments: i just wanted to say ......Pete it was good to meet u(:(halcroft).see ya at the bruce next yr buddy.Keep yr stick on the ice.
- Wednesday, October 15, 2003
Dennis Clements - Salem, Oregon, USA
Comments:I've worked in the electrical industry for over 30 years, and taught apprenticeship in Portland, Oregon for 12 years. I've incorporated a non-profit organization and developed a web site dedicated to helping people understand electrical theory and the importance of the safety and integrity of ALL electrical installations. Please visit my website at http://www.nfphampden.com/astep.html
Regards, DC
- Tuesday, September 23, 2003
Gordon MacGregor - Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada
Comments: I really enjoyed this site, and I am a electrical tradesmen in training
- Saturday, September 20, 2003
Thomas Whalley - keswick, Ont, Canada
Comments: Looking for information on joining the union
- Monday, September 1, 2003
john stamatopoulos - windsor, ontario, canada
- Friday, August 1, 2003
Dave McCallum - travelling in kincardine, Ontario, Canada
Comments: Loc. 586 tramp; great site! enjoying "work" @ the Bruce.
- Tuesday, August 12, 2003
G Wood - Kitchener, ON, Canada
Comments: Hi I attended Conestoga College for 5 years in Electronics Engineering Technology AND Technician but have decided to become an electriciam. I have experience in the trade and know alot of the residential codes. If someone is interested in sponsoring me for apprenticeship, I would love to hear from you.
Thank You
G Wood (519) 722-0989
- Friday, August 1, 2003
allan weckend - oxbow, saskatchewan, canada
Comments: ibew local 2038 regina member; great web site you have,I like the goose analogy on organizing.
- Monday, July 21, 2003
Tina Langlois - Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Comments: I am looking for my father. His name is Raymond Lindsay Langlois and I believe that he is part of your union. He works in Fort McMurray. If anyone knows of his whereabouts, can you please let me know?
thanks
- Tuesday, July 15, 2003
Tony Dow - Edmonton, AB, Canada
Comments: Looking for Kevin Cheetham
- Wednesday, June 25, 2003
Matt Shephard - Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Comments:
- Monday, June 16, 2003
Daniel F.J. Demers - Wawa, Ontario, Canada
Comments: Seeking apprentice as electrical journeyman
- Monday, June 16, 2003
Jim(Bones)Mac Kinnon - Glace Bay, NS, Canada
Comments: I'm out of LU 1852 Sydney,NS
- Sunday, June 1, 2003
ERIC M. WHITE, LOCAL 625 N.S. - HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA
Comments: GREAT LOOKING WEB PAGE.
- Sunday, May 4, 2003
James Zheng - Ontario, Canada
Comments: How can I become a member of the Union.
- Tuesday, April 29, 2003
Jenny - London, Kent, United Kingdom
Comments: Hi everyone! Great to visit your Website here! Byeee....
- Saturday, April 26, 2003
Steve Lysyj - Canmore, Alberta, Canada
Comments: I'm looking into apprentice electrician and moving back to Ontario. If anyone wants to hire a very willing and eager mature person for apprentice electrician, please contact me.
- Monday, March 31, 2003
JOHN HYNES - EDMONTON, ALBERTA, Canada
Comments: GOOD MORNING BROTHERS,ITS MONDAY MORNING,424 IS VERY SLOW RIGHT NOW,SOMEONE AT THE HALL SAID THE BOOM IS OVER.WE'LL SEE WHAT HAPPENS I GUESS.TAKE CARE AND STAY STRONG AND SOLID BOYS.
- Tuesday, March 11, 2003
Phil Barnaby - Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Comments: Great site,good idea,will be looking forward to visiting your web spot.Stay STRONG and strive forward.
- Monday, February 17, 2003
Steve Ogar - Surrey, B.C., canada
- Sunday, February 16, 2003
Larry Townes - Oshawa, on, canada
Comments: The website looks.You guys are doing a great job keep it up and thank you.You make are local look good.
- Thursday, February 13, 2003
Jon maison - windsor, ontario, canada
Comments: Hey great sight guys, it would be nice to see our local get its own sight too. Best wishes and all the best for the new work year
your's truly Jon Maison, local 773 !!
- Wednesday, February 12, 2003
terry fleming - st.john's, newfoundland, canada
Comments: i am currently living in st. john's region. ihave it in my mind to go to the woodbridge, ontario area. my family lives up there, so i am hoping to build a better future in the union by joining and then hopefully to be able to go to work in or around the area. if you have any views or suggestions, please email me back with some information. sincerely.
www.terry_fleming@hotmail.com
- Thursday, February 6, 2003
sebastin jeyaraj - chennai, tamil nadu, india
Comments: i would like to become a meber
- Wednesday, February 5, 2003
Lorne Ashcroft - Guelph, ON, Canada
Comments: Just wanted to say that I would like to become an apprentice.
- Saturday, February 1, 2003
Joe Lee - Banff, Ab, Canada
Comments: Hello brothers and sisters of 1739.Just thought that I,d drop a quick and friendly hows it going from a 424 brother living in Banff.My father was a member with your local before his death.He was Mike Lee.I didn,t get into the trade until late but have been a brother in 424 for about 2 1/2 years.Only wish that dad could have been around to see that.We have a hard time selling union in this province...people are pretty brainwashed about the whole idea.For me...theres no going back.When I,m back that way I,d love to drop in and say hello personally.All the best Brothers and Sisters Joe Lee 424
- Thursday, January 16, 2003
Sean Murphy - Ft. Nelson, B.C., CANADA
- Friday, January 10, 2003
Lawrence Boudreau - Yarmouth, ns, CANADA
Comments: local 625
- Friday, January 3, 2003
JOHN HYNES - EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA
Comments: I AM A MEMBER OF LOCAL 424,WORKING AT SHELL SCOTFORD IN FORT SASKATCHEWAN, THINGS ARE SLOWING DOWN UNTIL SYNCRUDE GETS GOING HAPPY NEW YEAR"
- Friday, January 3, 2003
Gary Deluco - Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Comments: The information on the IBEW Apprenticeship web page is well documented for individuals looking to join the Brotherhood.
- Thursday, January 2, 2003
Dave Desroches - Midland, Ontario, Canada
Comments: Healthy, happy, & Prosperous 2003 to all members and their families..all the best
. Dave
- Tuesday, November 19, 2002
Troy Burnett - Clifford, Ontario, Canada
Comments: i am a brother of the 804 local in kitchener Waterloo i am a second year apprentice and i just happened to find this site on the net and thought that i would sign your guest book
- Saturday, November 9, 2002
ron junnila - thunder bay, ont.
- Wednesday, October 16, 2002
George Legge - Whiteway, Newfoundland, Canada
Comments: A loyal member of IBEW local 2330
- Monday, October 7, 2002
Chris Keenan - Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Comments: This is a great web site that is very organized and encouraging. The whole thing sounds very well organized in this Union
- Tuesday, September 24, 2002
lisa foster - Orillia, Ontario, Canada
Comments: Very well organized web pages.
Very well organized union
- Wednesday, July 24, 2002
Jenna - Manitoba, Canada
Comments: I came onto the website to look for information about the bursary program, to find no information and no contact number. If someone could help me, I would be greatly appreciate it. Thanks!
- Sunday, July 14, 2002
Bruce Smith - Brantford, Ontario, Canada
Comments: I am an industrial electrician thinking of joining the union. I was looking for a little security...
- Tuesday, June 25, 2002
colin - Burnaby, bc, canada
- Monday, June 18, 2002
John Bell - Gordonsville, New Brunswick, Canada
- Friday, June 7, 2002
Jeremy Pritty - St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Comments: Thankyou 1739 for having a well organized and informative web page. The information I needed was found easily.
Dave Gillis J.W. 1852 - Sydney, Cape Breton, Canada
- Thursday June 6, 2002
Tim Laity - Yellowknife, NT, Canada
Comments: Educational site. I liked it.
- Monday, May 27, 2002
Michel Leclerc - Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Comments: I've come to visit the site to get some info or lead on getting an apprenticeship going. I've come-up with few leads but not enough.
Thanks
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