Ironworkers local 786

06/17/2026

Brother Tanner Lesage stopped by with little Tanner to pick up some new swag.
Future IW right there!!

06/15/2026

ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION !!!!!!!!!!
This year’s Sudbury golf tournament is Saturday June 27th 2026 with a Shot Gun start @ 9am at the Pine Grove Golf Club! The deadline to register is Friday, June 19th.
Ticket cost is $100
Call Frank or Tiffany or go into the Hall in Sudbury for tickets or if you have any questions .

P. S. The Sault golf tournament will be later in the Summer

06/14/2026

SOMEONE TOOK THE TIME TO TRAIN YOU RETURN THE FAVOUR show up, be ready,be happy. Thats how we build and keep a great group of ironworkers representing this local and will keep good contractors seeking our help.
Very proud of our guys at this yrs competition their dedication, commitment and sportsmanship to the other competitors was noticed and Connor Taylor And Eric keep up the great work

06/13/2026

Great day

06/13/2026

Connor Rosso and Taylor Shoup take home the belts for 786 and Eric Collin with a fine finish ,very proud of you guys . Congratulations to all competitors.

06/12/2026

Good luck to Taylor Shoup , Connor Rosso and Eric Collin as they represent Local 786 at Saturday’s Provincial Apprentice Competition hosted by @ Local 765 in Ottawa.

We’re proud to have all three representing Local 786 !!

TEAM 786

06/09/2026

Philippe, Robert (1949–2026)

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our 786 Brother Robert Philippe at the West Nipissing General Hospital in Sturgeon Falls on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at the age of 77 years.

He is survived by his dear brothers and sisters: Gary (Louise), Percy (Linda), Don (Raymonde), Peggy (Brad), Wayne (Linda Boyd), and Theresa Lynne Philippe (Paul Abbott).

Also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Predeceased by his parents, Wilfrid and Denise Trépanier, and brother Brian.

RIP Brother

06/09/2026

Today we pause to remember Brother Alex Kutschke who has passed on.

The members of Ironworkers Local 786 extend our deepest condolences to Brother Alex Kutschke’s family, friends, and fellow Ironworkers. A brotherhood is built on strength, trust, and looking out for one another, and today we mourn the loss of one of our own.

He will be remembered not only for the work he did, but for the friendships he built, the laughs he shared, and the impact he made on those around him. Though he may be gone from our sight, his memory will remain in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing and working beside him.

Rest in Peace, Brother. We will carry your memory with us and never forget the bond we shared.

Forever an Ironworker. Forever our Brother.

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