UNION NEWS&EVENTS - IUPAT

District Council 97 (Quebec, Canada)Le Syndicat International desPeintres et Métiers Connexes,Sections Locales 349, 1929 et1135 se porte très bien dans laprovince de Québec. LesContracteurs d’un des plus groschantier de la Ville de Montréal aembauché près de 80% de nosmembres peintres qualifiés du local349 qui prouve que nos membresfont un excellent travail professionnelde qualité. Au Québec lorsqu’il y aun gros chantier les Contracteurssont satisfait de nos membres syndiquésde l’International. VIVRE LELOCAL 349, 1929 ET 1135!La Section local 349-A et 1135est fière de s’associer à desCompagnie comme CBS Affichageun “Leader” autant au Canadaqu’au Etats-Unis.The International Union of Paintersand Allied Trades, Local Unions 349,1929 and 1135 are doing very wellin the Province of Quebec. The contractors,at one of the largest constructionsites in the City of Montreal,have hired nearly 80% of our qualifiedpainter members of Local 349;this proves that our members aredoing quality, professional work. InQuebec, when there are large scaleprojects, contractors are satisfiedwith the members of the International.Hooray for Local Unions 349, 1929and 1135!!The Local Section 349-A &1135 are proud to be associatedwith companies such as CBSAffichage, an industry leader inCanada as well as in the UnitedStates!LOCAL UNION 1494 (WINDSOR, ONTARIO)DISTRICT COUNCIL 46(ONTARIO, CANADA)www.IUPAT.orgGeneral Vice President Robert Kucheran (far left) paid a visit toIUPAT Local Union 1494 to meet with members and swear insome new members. Congratulations to (left to right) PatrickMclaughlin, Christopher Elliott, Robert Lantz and Lorne Thornton.This is a recent photograph of the management and unionmembers employed with Driangle Inc. Driangle has beena member of the Union since 1998. Our membersworking for Driangle Inc. produce and deliver qualityarchitectural projects for the stucco industry, both locallyand internationally. Their products are shipped and usedthroughout North America, Europe and the Caribbean.Keep up the good work!OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2007 • JOURNAL9