Watch this exclusive panel discussion with ACTRA Toronto members Tantoo Cardinal, Shawn Doyle, Kevin Hanchard and Tatiana Maslany, hosted by ACTRA Toronto Executive Council member Amy Matysio, about the importance of a strike authorization vote during negotiations.
Inflationary costs and food insecurity are hitting Canadian workers hard, including those in Canada’s entertainment industry. Collective agreements like ACTRA’s IPA provide critical protections, including minimum rates and financial benefits. Find out how these agreements rely on the collective strength of the membership to ensure their terms are upheld.
With Artificial intelligence (AI) advancing at a rapid speed, we need to ensure legislation is in place to protect people and jobs. Learn more about where Canada sits on a global scale and what ACTRA Toronto is doing to protect workers and empower members to drive change.
While 27% of the Canadian population aged 15+ identify as having a disability, why aren’t our sets and screens equally accessible for people with disabilities? This article examines how a more equitable screen industry requires an industry-wide commitment and willingness to foster change.
Residuals payments – or Use fees – have been part of our industry and union for almost 100 years so why is it so important to update IPA Use fees in the age of streaming?