Trenton Cold Storage
21 Albert St K8V 5R1 Trenton, ON, Canada

As we head into the Thanksgiving weekend - Our President and CEO, Eben W. O. James, gives an update on our achievments, and where we stand in these unusual times.

As we pass the 70 day mark of this pandemic - Our President and CEO, Eben W. O. James, reflects on our accomplishments. Stay safe!

Here at TCS we are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applications from all qualified candidates. Accommodations throughout the recruitment and selection process are available upon request Why Work at TCS - https://youtu.be/6MMwc_3ioQY

A Day in the Warehouse - Take a quick step inside one of our warehouses and hear from Daryl Coe (Supervisor) about his time with TCS and your typical day in the warehouse.

A May 22nd update with Eben W. O. James, President & CEO Stay safe!

Eben W.O. James delivers his weekly update.

This past Friday Eben James (CEO) delivered his weekly update. See Below in case you missed it.

The Seymour family and all of us at Trenton Cold Storage lost a member of our family on Sunday, May 10th. Tony Seymour began at Trenton Cold Storage in 1973, and stood as a leader in creation. To the families, our thoughts and prayers.

CTV's -'Your Morning,' was able to showcase a glimpse of our appreciation to our front line teammates this morning, showing some familiar faces, as we continue to push through this journey. Thank you all.

Tune in for a May 1st update with Eben W. O. James, President & CEO Stay safe!

"We have found ourselves in uncertain times and we all play a big role in getting every family in Canada through this challenge. Society is commending all of us for everything we have done to get Canadian families through this Pandemic." -Eben W. O. James, President & CEO

We find ourselves in the midst of difficult times for every citizen of Canada and across the Globe. Here at TCS our teammates remain in good spirits and are sporting new threads as we continue to feed Canadians nationally. Check them out below! Stay safe everyone.

Our thoughts are with those affected personally by the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) as well as the many communities globally.