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Throughout its history, the UBC has played a significant role in shaping labour laws and standards. The union’s advocacy efforts have improved workplace safety, wage standards, and benefits for workers. The UBC has also been instrumental in the development of apprenticeship programs, ensuring that new generations of carpenters are well trained and prepared for the demands of the trade.
The UBC represents over half a million members across North America, including the Canadian District, which serves as a vital pillar of the organization. Representing over 70,000 members across various trades, the Canadian District plays a key role in advancing the interests of its members throughout the country, from bustling urban centers to remote northern communities.
Through a commitment to training, advocacy, and collective bargaining, the Canadian District ensures that its members are equipped with the skills and support they need to thrive in ever-evolving industries. By fostering a culture of excellence and unity, the Canadian District not only contributes to the strength of the union as a whole but also helps shape the future of the skilled trades in Canada.