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Mother's Day Bingo 2026
What a fun night. Unifor Local 2458 Sisters filled our hall with laughter, connection, Ohhs and Awwws and overall unwinding. A small piece of time set aside for us to reconnect with ourselves. A huge Thank you to Local 1973 Retirees for lending us your Bingo equipment.
The feedback that we have heard was nothing but positive vibes. My local Our local has some pretty amazing sisters.
Mother's Day Raffle 2026
Thank you to everyone that supported. A huge thank you to Krystal @ Loft Soap for a beautiful gift bag donated of Mom’s favourite things. We added it to our raffle as a third prize.
The winning numbers are 482, 126,141.
Bill 55: Calling for Action on Intimate Partner Violence in Ontario 2026
This week, advocates, survivors, activists, and community leaders came together at Queen’s Park to lobby for Bill 55 and the declaration of intimate partner violence as an epidemic in Ontario.
The statistics are heartbreaking — every six days, a woman in Canada is killed by an intimate partner, and nearly half of Canadian women have experienced some form of intimate partner violence. This is not an isolated issue. It is a public crisis that demands action.
The message brought forward was clear: our sisters, siblings, daughters, friends, coworkers, and neighbours deserve safety, support, and to be heard. Collective voices continue to push for accountability and meaningful change across Ontario.
We encourage everyone to learn more about this important issue and the call to pass Bill 55.
👉 Read the full article here: https://uniforlocal2458.ca/bill-55-calling-for-action-on-intimate-partner-violence-in-ontario/
United Way Women United Luncheon 2026
Our Executive and Women’s Committee Sisters attended United Way Women United Luncheon.
A powerful, inspiring afternoon challenging and engaging change in Windsor Essex.
Easter Hunt 2026
Another successful Unifor Local 2458 Easter Egg Hunt. This is what it is all about, seeing the reactions of laughs and joy from the kids. Thank you to our members for the many thanks, this is what we do, represent and give back to our 2458 families. To the volunteers and members of our Executive board and Women’s committee that helped out THANK YOU
Coldest Night 2026
The cold didnt stop our community from showing up.
Unifor Local 2458 in Windsor and Port Elgin participate in the Coldest Night of the Year Walk.
Donations were made to Windsor, Amherstburg and Port Elgin.
The monies donated will impact the lives of many that face homelessness.
Tree Lighting Ceremony 2025
On October 30, 2025, Unifor Local 2458 gathered at the tree lighting ceremony, united in our mission to raise awareness on intimate partner violence. Alongside community leaders, activists, volunteers, and survivors, we stand strong in our commitment to end intimate partner violence. Thank you to the Hiatus House for organizing this event and for your continued work to uplift and protect our community. Let this light be a symbol of our collective resilience 💜
Easter Egg Event 2024
The Easter Egg Hunt may be over, but the memories live on! Thank you to everyone who joined us in making this event unforgettable. Your participation made a difference in our community, creating joy for families in Windsor and Essex County. Let’s continue spreading positivity until next time!
Bargaining Team
Unifor Local 2458 Office Clerical & Technician and Custodial Maintenance Units at the Education Central Bargaining table in Toronto.
3-5-19
3-5-19
Proud to be supporting the Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation’s Hats on again for their Healthcare fundraiser. Along with our members, President, Tullio DiPonti (middle), and 1st Vice President, Mike Kisch (far right) presenting a $1000 cheque to Ron Foster, WRH Vice President, Public Affairs, Communications, and Philanthropy.
3-4-19
A very successful rally at Chartwell Oak Park Terrace where our members, supporters, and friends of Unifor Local 2458 came out in force to stand up against their employer, Chartwell Retirement, who somehow thinks that a wage freeze until 2020 is acceptable. Meanwhile, Chartwell’s part-time chair of their Board, former Ontario premier Mike Harris, rakes in a whopping $237,000 annually!!! What’s outrageous, you ask? Poverty Wages! And we’re just getting started!
3-1-19
2-27-19
Unifor promotes working together to prevent or stop bullying by celebrating people’s differences and promoting positive relationships.
2-6-19
Delegates from across Ontario met to strategize Extendicare Bargaining
2-27-19
In addition to discussing bargaining priorities, the bargaining meeting provided delegates with an opportunity to strategize against the possible impacts of Doug Ford’s health care privatization agenda, continue advocating for minimum hours of care, and discuss workplace and sector issues affecting health care workers.
1-1-19
