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The BTA Releases Framework for Recovery-Inclusive Workplaces
The BTA's Building Resiliency has released A Framework for Recovery Inclusive Workplaces. Building Resiliency is an innovative program designed to support the Building Trades of Alberta’s membership in raising awareness about mental health, wellness, and resiliency in...
Building Resiliency Aligns with Government’s Guidelines
Together, we can build workplaces that support the recovery journeys of all workers. This was the theme of today's "Recovery-Friendly Workplaces: Recommendations for Employers, Employees, and the Occupational Medicine Community." Ian Robb, Director of the BTA's...
The BTA Welcomes New Chair and Financial Secretary-Treasurer
The BTA is thrilled to welcome our new Chair Rod McKay and our new Financial Secretary-Treasurer (FST) George Emery. Both Rod and George bring many years of experience within the labour movement to these roles in our Council. We look forward to working with them to...
Why Mental Health Matters: Logan’s Story
Today marks Blue Monday and the beginning of Bell Let's Talk Week. This is a time to remind ourselves that mental health matters. Ian Robb, Director of the BTA's Building Resiliency Program shares the story of Logan. Logan was an ambitious skilled trades worker with...
PPE Discount for BTA-Affiliated Union Members
New Program to Help Veterans Enter the Skilled Trades
Helmets to Hardhats (H2H) Canada is launching its Skilled Pathway Program in Alberta to help veterans enter fulfilling and lucrative careers in the unionized skilled trades. This exciting news comes after the Government of Alberta announced it would invest $300,000...
World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
Today, July Thirtieth, marks World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. It is a day that calls on us to confront the reality of human trafficking in our world and the need to fight against it. Sadly, this practice is alive in the construction sector. Over the last...
BTA’s Partnership with MMIP Family Matters LTD.
In May of this year, Canada's House of Commons voted to declare a national emergency around this issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People. This declaration is meant to address this ongoing crisis that continues to devastate communities across this country....
Letter to General President McCarron on NCC Local 1999
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