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Niagara-Hamilton

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Welcome to the Niagara-Hamilton Unit - Honesty. Integrity. Fairness. Equality. Respectful Treatment. Family Consideration. Common Sense. Decisions Benefiting the Members. Decisions Promoting the Workers. Involvement (including stakeholders). Democratic Processes. These are the values & beliefs of CUSW and they are printed on the inside the front cover of our constitution.  A constitution written and governed by the member, for the member. Let the "red book" be your guide.  Contact members of the Unit Executive via [email protected] with any questions, comments or suggestions you have. All member suggestions for content are welcomed and encouraged.

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 Unit Executive Elections
    The nomination period has closed, and all nominated Unit members have been verified as in good standing and eligible for Unit Office.  From the nominations received, an election is not required so all nominated members have been acclaimed into their positions.
  Your new Niagara-Hamilton Unit Executive is:
Acting Chair: Brent MacDonald
Acting Chair/Vice Chair:  Gary Savoie
Treasurer: Ian Monteith
Recorder: vacant
Members: Averie Barton, Jesse Denstedt, and Alexander Noell.

Upcoming Unit Events 
  August - The Unit’s 9th Annual Tommy Irving Memorial Charity Golf Tournament wa held on Friday, August 18 at the Rolling Meadows Golf Club in Port Robinson.  This year's tournament had the largest field yet, with 73 particpants, who raised over $1200 for the Ronald McDonald House!  A big thank you to our tournament organizers  John Sheridan & Shawn Ste. Croix for the continued great work they do putting on this event.

  September – We again participated in the annual St. Catharine’s/Merritton Labour Day Parade on Monday, September 4.  We had 30 members and family members marching, and the hot, sunny day was well attended and supported by the citizens of Merriton.  After the parade, those that were able convened back at a local establishment for some food, beverages, and camaraderie.