UFCW Local 1006A

UFCW 1006A has commissioned a public mural, titled ‘Land of the Original People,’ for our union office.

“This mural is a powerful testament to our union’s commitment to stand in solidarity with Indigenous, Metis, Inuit people across Turtle Island and work towards truth and reconciliation,” said President Wayne Hanley. “This powerful and inspiring artwork honours Indigenous history, culture and traditions – our union is proud to showcase and share this incredible work of art with our members and the larger public.”

The mural was unveiled on June 10, 2026 and honours our Indigenous communities and the land on which our building stands. The artwork, which is 85 feet long by 5 feet tall, is displayed on the local union’s building in Woodbridge.

The mural was created by Indigenous artist, Philip Cote, from the Moose Deer Point First Nation. He is a Spiritual Elder, Indigenous Artist, Activist, Educator, Historian and Ancestral Knowledge Keeper.

Read more at ufcw1006a.ca

Congratulations and Welcome to

Security guards and dispatchers, working for Cadillac Fairview Corporation, have voted to join UFCW 1006A. The bargaining unit consists of 15 members working at the Fairview Mall in Toronto. To learn more or to join our union, visit:
https://www.ufcw1006a.ca/index.php/union-news/all-news/2657-security-guards-at-fairview-mall-in-toronto-vote-to-join-ufcw-1006a

Young workers are leading the way in working with unions to help achieve fairness for all workers and communities. members, who are young workers, are proud to participate in this year's UFCW Young Workers Internship Program. Our union is pleased to empower young workers with the skills and knowledge they need to help their co-workers and communities. The participants gained knowledge about organizing, labour history, union politics, health & safety, and the power of collective bargaining.