Once again, District 3 will be holding the weeklong Summer School at the Trickle Creek Lodge & Kimberly Alpine Resort on June 5-10, 2016.
I am pleased to announce the following courses will be offered this year:
The school commences with registration on Sunday, June 5th and continues until noon on Friday, June 10th. Registration is $1050.00 per person (multiple occupancy – no single or family accommodation available). Registration fees include all meals from Sunday evening to Friday lunch.
For those students new to our school we will be holding an orientation session in the Stemwinder from 3pm – 5pm. We will also once again be holding “The Amazing USW Race” for those who want to participate, which will begin at 4pm on Sunday, June 5th, followed by a “Welcome” barbeque at 6pm.
Please see the enclosed registration form and course outlines. One form must be completed for each local union delegate and submitted to the District 3 office, with the registration fee, no later than May 13, 2016.
We look forward to your Local’s participation in this year’s school.
In solidarity,
Stephen Hunt
Director, District 3
Request this file in a different format
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
Layoffs coming at Nova Tube, more uncertainty in the steel sector MONTREAL – The United Steelworkers union (USW) is publicly asking how many more jobs must be lost, or steel plants closed, before the federal government takes stronger action to crack down on unfair trade that is harming Canada’s steel industry. The USW has learned […]
USW District 3 welcomes the BC Federation of Labour’s declaration of a hot edict on mineral products and by-products from Teck’s Highland Valley Copper operation. This is a powerful show of solidarity with more than 1,200 members of USW Local 7619 who have been on strike since October 24, fighting for fair wages, pensions, adequate […]
TORONTO – The United Steelworkers union (USW) issued the following statement in response to the federal budget 2026: “The United Steelworkers welcomes federal investments in Canada’s forestry and wood products sector, as well as in the critical minerals industry. These are important steps toward the industrial strategy Canada needs. But we cannot build the industries […]