Who We Are
IBEW CCO represents eleven IBEW Local Unions across the Province of Ontario, serving over 18,000 men and women working in various electrical sectors.
We are actively involved in protecting our membership, enforcing health and safety, and securing our market share through education and awareness.
Why Join Us
News & Media
Once an apprentice has completed their 9,000 hours of supervised learning, they’re ready to take the biggest step of their…
In Canada, an electrician must write a four-hour exam to earn their 309A construction and maintenance electrical license— and their…
For anyone in the skilled trades or the construction industry in Canada, the Red Seal validates a standard of excellence…
Federal Prime Minister Trudeau returned to provide a news conference in front of Rideau Cottage to signify that we are…
Federal: There was no COVID-19 update from the federal government today. Provincial: Before making today’s announcement, the Premier said tomorrow…
Federal Today in his media appearance, the Prime Minister urged premiers not to loosen restrictions aimed at preventing the spread…
Federal: Today the PM congratulated President-elect Biden and VP Harris, with a special recognition of the milestone reached as Harris…
Federal The Prime Minister provided an update on federal support to Manitoba as they experience a significant outbreak. The federal…
Karen Pullen named Chair to the Ontario Building & Construction Tradeswomen Committee
October 28, 2020
Karen Pullen, IBEW Local 353 executive member, is Chair to the newly formed Ontario Building & Construction Tradeswomen Committee (OBCT).…
Working for You
Nothing is more important than safety. Electricians deserve to go home safe to their families at the end of every work day.
Occupational health and safety researcher Gavan Howe’s report on what the phrase "risk of harm" means to skilled tradespeople. The report detailed many potential sources of injury on work sites.
Advocacy: Research and Reporting
The IBEW CCO commissions studies from respected independent researchers to investigate issues that affect electricians, contractors, and the construction industry as a whole.
Events
We bring members closer together to promote our trade, strengthen ties, and have a lot of fun!
Every spring our locals participate in the Skills Ontario trades showcase and competition.
Our hockey and baseball tournaments attract members from across the province, across the country, and even from the USA.
