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About The CMG Toronto

This site is maintained by the CMG Toronto Local, also known as the LEC (Local Executive Committee) and is meant to highlight things going on in the Guild that are of interest to our Toronto membership. See the "Your Local Committee" page if you want to know who we are.

      

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CMG Toronto location unit elections - Élections de l'unité locale de Toronto de la GCM

Here are the official results from last week's election - Voici les résultats officiels du scrutin de la semaine dernière.

Number of voters - Nombre d'électeurs:
Spoiled/rejected ballots - Bulletins annulés:

President/présidente:
Carrie Ann May: 318
Carmel Smyth: 440 ELECTED - ÉLUE

Vice-president/Vice-président:
Tony Germin: 441 ELECTED - ÉLU
Bill Thornberry: 285

Treasurer/Trésorier:
Kevin Keigher: 234
Corey Martin: 331 ELECTED - ÉLU

Directors/Directeurs:
Beverley Brown:309 ELECTED - ÉLUE
Vladimir Dimitrijevich: 193
Glen Guerin: 344 ELECTED - ÉLUE
Riza Kaya: 152
Robert Krbavac: 318 ELECTED - ÉLU
Mike Pattison: 231
Mac Skelton: 310 ELECTED - ÉLU
Christina Sorensen: 273
Edwin Terry: 378 ELECTED - ÉLU
Sharon Wu: 365 ELECTED - ÉLUE

Chief Stewards:
Ellen Armstrong: 357 ELECTED - ÉLUE
Steve Athey: 226
Robert Barlow: 269 ELECTED - ÉLU
Joe Fiorino: 246
Ralph Legare: 229
Naomi Robinson: 314 ELECTED - ÉLUE

These people will join Recording Secretary Dave Bongard and SRC Director Jean-François Bisson who were elected to their positions by acclamation.
Ces gens se joindront au secrétaire Dave Bongard et au Directeur - SRC Jean-François Bisson, qui ont été élus sans opposition.

Our congratulations to all the candidates, and thanks to all who took the time to vote.
Nous félicitons tous les candidats, et tenons à remercier tous ceux qui ont pris le temps de voter.

The elections committee / Le comité électoral:
Bob Fisher
Ori Siegel



Be part of the Solution

There are many ways to become actively involved with the Toronto local. There are several permanent committees, such as the Local Grievance Committee; the Joint CMG-Management committee, a forum for resolving ongoing issues and challenges in our workplace; and the local Joint Employment Committee, which helps members who have been declared redundant.

Volunteers can also help with our newsletter - writing or distribution - with planning for the annual Labour Day Parade or the CBC picnic, or work with new members, become departmental stewards, contribute to or help maintain our website.

If you're interested in any of these committees or activities, send an e-mail to help@cmgtoronto.ca.

 


 

 

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