PART IX TRADE UNIONS GENERALLY — Status of union
141(3)
A trade union shall in writing inform the minister of the address it maintains in the province and shall immediately give the minister written notice of a change in that address.
141
(1) Each trade union and each council of trade unions is a legal entity for the purposes of prosecuting and being prosecuted and for the purpose of suing and being sued.
141(2)
A trade union shall maintain an address in the province to which correspondence may be addressed and at which notices may be served.
141(4)
A summons, notice or other document may be served on a trade union by leaving it or sending it through the mail in a prepaid registered letter addressed to the union at its latest address in the province.
141(5)
Documents to be served by mail on a trade union shall be posted in such time as to admit of its being delivered in the course of delivery within the period prescribed for service and in proving service of the document, it is sufficient to prove that the document was properly directed and that it was put as a prepaid registered letter in the post office.
Not legal advice. Verify the cited article against the signed agreement.