Local 607 3rd Annual Fish Derby

Rules, prize breakdown and results for the LiUNA Local 3rd Annual Fish Derby can be found here.
Training in Action: LiUNA Trainees Support the Kakabeka Legion

Trainees from the LiUNA Local 607 Training Centre put their skills to work on a meaningful community project at Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 225 in Kakabeka Falls.
Premier Doug Ford Visits Thunder Bay to Announce Skilled Trades Investment

Premier Doug Ford visited Thunder Bay on July 31, 2025, to announce more than $4 million in provincial funding for skilled trades and workforce training across Northwestern Ontario.
Building New Pathways for Women in the Trades

LiUNA Local 607 is preparing to welcome two cohorts of women to its Women in Trades Residential Construction Worker Training Program, creating new opportunities for participants to explore careers in the construction industry.
Investing in the Next Generation of Skilled Trades Workers

In April of this year, LiUNA Local 607 received $225,064 from the Government of Ontario to expand apprenticeship training and help more people in Thunder Bay prepare for careers in the skilled trades.
Coming Together to Support Food Security

On April 18, 2026, LiUNA Local 607 was proud to serve as the presenting sponsor of Trivia Night at the Knights of Columbus Centre. The event brought people together for an evening of friendly competition while raising support for the Dew Drop Inn and Roots Community Food Centre.
Sharing Support Through the Holiday Season

During Christmas 2025, LiUNA Local 607 continued its commitment to local food security by supporting The Grace Place Thunder Bay and the Dew Drop Inn.
Supporting Local Racing

For the 2026 season, LiUNA Local 607 is proud to sponsor local drivers T.J. Lynch and Ben DeFoy of DeFoy Racing as they compete at Thunder City Speedway.
Creating Opportunities for Young People

LiUNA Local 607 is proud to support local organizations and programs that make sport, recreation and music more accessible to children and youth across Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario.
Building Pathways to Skilled Trades Careers

LIUNA Local 607 is creating pathways to the skilled trades for Indigenous youth across Northwestern Ontario.