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BPA Group

BPA has served members and beneficiaries in their local communities since 1958. BPA is dedicated to providing a superior benefits experience to our members, businesses, and trusts in the local communities in which they live and operate. Benefits are critical to employees now more than ever. Employers expect value in their benefit dollars when providing a benefits package to their employees. At BPA we pride ourselves by providing a superior customer service experience. We understand that we must be accountable to our clients and their values. We embrace the use of new methods of benefits administration and leverage technology in the innovation process.×

Infinite Electrical Sales

Infinite Electrical Sales is a manufacturer’s sales agent for commercial, industrial and architectural lighting and accessories. We also offer lighting design services, including custom lighting layouts and energy saving analyses. Our clients are lighting and electrical distributors in the Southwestern Ontario/Niagara/GTA territory, but we do offer our design services to end users.×

AYA Kitchen Design Studios

AyA Kitchens Design Studio is located in the Hamilton, Ancaster Niagara region with easy access and visibility from the QEW Hamilton highway. With over 20 years of kitchen design experience, owner Marino Tonan is focused on promoting AyA's extensive product offerings and quality throughout the Niagara Peninsula. The professional design staff on site contributes over 20 years of industry experience to their designs. Working with retail clientele as well as builders, the design staff at AyA Kitchens Design studio is dedicated to creating the perfect space for their customers! Please call today to set up your appointment, or feel free to stop by and see for yourself!×

Liuna Local 837

The Labourers International Union of North America was chartered on April 13, 1903. The driving force behind the organization was the poor treatment of immigrant workers in Canada and the United States. At the time racial inequality was an accepted business practice, many new immigrants were arriving everyday from Europe and Asia. The economic climate around the world was in turmoil. The first Canadian local Union was chartered in 1919. The labour situation was oppressive for the average working class person, this was never more evident than in the construction industry. The attitude of the day was that the life of a labourer was of little consequence, and the death of a worker was even less tragic than the loss of a piece of equipment. Once the organization took form many labourers got involved, since that time the changes within the construction industry have revolutionized the way in which people work, and the way in which the employer interacts with the labour force. Unions have throughout our history strived for respect, fair treatment and economic prosperity for their local Union members. Much of the standards of living which all Canadians enjoy is owed in large to the pioneers and visionaries of the labour movement.×

Franks No Frills

In April 2016, Frank Marchese relocated his nofrills® store from Brantford to Queenston Road in Hamilton. Serving 20,000 customers per week, Frank's nofrills® stays true to the nofrills® concept which has remained unchanged since the first store opened in 1978: Focus on great meat and produce, commitment to community and trusted low prices. nofrills® has 265 stores across Canada including 183 in Ontario.×