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Wobblie Hiram Johnson killed in brutal knife and axe attack. He had written that his neighbours abhorred his politics. His murder was pegged on James Rowan and W.E. Barrett, IWW organizers active in Edmonton, who discovered his body. Their
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Socialist Party of Canada, refused to give in to mayor's and police demands that labourites not hold open-air rallies and meetings. Prominent U.S. leftist speakers also assisted - Lucy Parsons and Elizabeth Gurley Flynn (Vancouver
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Edmonton and Calgary. CLP's Lionel Gibbs elected in Edmonton; DLP's Fred White and Independent-Labour candidate Robert Parkyn elected in Calgary. (Use of STV to elect Edmonton MLAs produced election of Labour/CCF MLA every
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Workers of the World (IWW), assisted by SPC, conducted successful fight for free speech in Vancouver. R.P. Pettipiece, former Alberta newspaperman and now prominent BC labour radical, arrested. IWW called for a general strike and threatened to unleash "the worker's weapon -
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Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The specific ruling was that the BC government's Bill 29 violated Charter rights by limiting activities of unionized health-care and social services
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Handlers Union No. 526, composed largely of Tsleil-Watuth First Nations people of Burrard, struck in opposition to demands of longer hours and lower pay. First IWW strike in western Canada. Strike unsuccessful; only success was getting jobs back and having scabs
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election from 1926 to 1955, excepting 1935 and 1940. In
Calgary under STV, Labour/CCF elected in 1921, 1926, 1930 and 1944. After change to First Past the Post in 1956, no CCF/NDP elected in Edmonton until 1982, in Calgary not until 1986.)
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Victoria IWW called for a general strike to demand release of McNamara brothers, arrested for the bombing of the
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February 4, 2012 - in Halifax, Amalgamated Transit Union went on strike, crippling the city's public transportation until March 14, 2012. Transit workers were denied salary or compensation increases, due to a reported $ 3M
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1958 – Vancouver - Second Narrows Bridge disaster - bridge still under construction, collapsed, killing 18. A diver searching for bodies drowned. Bridge later re-named Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Bridge.
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joins and gives a speech where he promises to abolish the sort of laws that had put the Toronto printers in jail. (Canadian Parliament named Labour Day a holiday in 1894, and now it is a holiday world-wide.)
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legal defence emptied the Edmonton IWW of energy. The charges were eventually dropped, and the two men were instead sentenced to six months hard labour for the crime of vagrancy.]
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in Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton, Victoria, Brandon, Amherst (NS). The 1919 Vancouver strike in sympathy with Winnipeg is the longest general strike in Canadian history.
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Yukon. (A non-union affiliate of the NDP, the Woodsworth-Irvine Socialist Fellowship, based in Edmonton, carried on socialist education from 1962 to about 2000.)
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1145:: Day of Action (October 14) one-day general strike against Trudeau's anti-inflationary wages and price controls. More than one million workers stayed home.
380:(IWW), formed in Chicago in 1905, came to BC. Founding convention of BC branch in 1906. Western Federation of Miners (WFM) instrumental in its early efforts.
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Bernard, Elaine (1985). "Vancouver General Strikes, 1918 and 1919". Working lives : Vancouver, 1886–1986. Vancouver: New Star Books
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for recognition of the United Mine Workers of America as miners' bargaining agent
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over a dispute over the industrial relations department's bargaining methods.
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Palmer, Bryan D.; Frank, David; McCallum, Todd; Rouillard, Jacques (2015) .
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store, the first store of its brand in Canada in process of being unionized.
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2297:"Merger of Retail Clerks, Meat Cutters Created Union Exceeding 1.2 Million"
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Miller, Gordon B. (1975). "Immigration and Labour: Critic or Catalyst?".
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Canadian Bolsheviks: The Early Years of the Communist Party of Canada
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256:(TLC), a Canada-wide central federation of trade unions, is formed.
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2344:"Vale reaches deal with workers at Sudbury nickel mine"
2152:"Fighting the good fight: Homer Seguin tells his story"
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Royal Commission on the Relations of Labour and Capital
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747:(Farmer-Labour-Socialist)" party founded in Calgary
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1362:September 19, 2008 - A fire destroys the historic
1281:. However, the union is decertified in July 1999.
2282:"The largest labour protest in Canadian history"
57:"Timeline of labour issues and events in Canada"
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1208:. This process is later documented in the film
740:. Four strikers shot to death by RCMP officers.
632:, one of four Labor MLAs elected in Alberta in
545:, the first general strike in Canadian history.
1261:when the two unions merged in 1967, joins the
427:Free Speech Fight re-fought in 1911 and 1912.)
170:1842 - In Quebec, T.M. Moore began to publish
174:, the first labour-oriented reform newspaper.
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668:1924 – An informal coalition of progressive
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1596:McDonald, Robert A J; Barman, Jean (1986).
598:(1921), Winnipeg MLAs and city councillors.
172:People's Magazine and Workingman's Guardian
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1134:is elected as the second president of the
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2427:Canadian Journal of Social Work Education
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823:in 1939 as a result of pressure from the
231:1873 – A first attempt at establishing a
108:Learn how and when to remove this message
2453:. Toronto: James Lorimer & Company.
1882:"To Collect Funds for Rowan's Defence".
1598:Vancouver past: essays in social history
982:by the United States government in 1950.
970:, Ontario, at which singer and activist
932:concert by musician and labour activist
579:Alberta Coal miners at Drumheller struck
412:, elected by coal miners in the Rockies.
122:timeline of labour issues and events in
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1760:A Report on Alberta Elections 1905-1982
1569:Gregory S. Kealey and Bryan D. Palmer.
1533:"Highlights in Canadian Labour History"
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1475:Labour parties and candidates in Canada
1384:elected government. In power until 2013
1092:elected government. In power until 1977
651:, a leftist caucus in House of Commons.
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1458:2023 Canadian federal workers strike
1433:is formed through the merger of the
1165:is formed through the merger of the
1127:elected in 1972. in power until 1975
974:gives his first concert outside the
944:Trades and Labour Congress of Canada
942:is formed through the merger of the
918:had no more ships under its control.
821:Trades and Labour Congress of Canada
817:Congress of Industrial Organizations
745:Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
366:1903 Consolidated Lake Superior riot
270:In a hearing before the commission,
263:The commission, chaired at first by
254:Trades and Labour Congress of Canada
181:formed. First central union body in
46:adding citations to reliable sources
2167:, October 15, 2008. northernlife.ca
1257:local in the world not to join the
699:for an internal conflict since the
495:1914 St. John street railway strike
440:The Winnipeg general strike in 1919
1940:Alberta Election Results 1882-1992
1163:United Food and Commercial Workers
1136:Canadian Union of Public Employees
1049:Canadian Union of Public Employees
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1884:Edmonton Bulletin, Aug. 17, 1914
1635:Dictionary of Canadian Biography
1382:Nova Scotia New Democratic Party
1090:New Democratic Party of Manitoba
910:and others, and replaced by the
767:(1935 Vancouver dockers' strike)
526:1916 Hamilton machinists' strike
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906:was red-baited and attacked by
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378:Industrial Workers of the World
310:. Also elected an MP in 1896 -
235:is made by the founding of the
33:needs additional citations for
1253:, Ontario, which was the only
1061:Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
1023:Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
966:hold a national convention in
964:Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
912:Seafarers' International Union
788:Canada declares war on Germany
520:The IWW in the lumber industry
518:(James Rowan went on to write
362:label. Served as MP 1900-1904.
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841:'s CCF elected government in
752:1933 Stratford general strike
537:1918 – The shooting death of
325:whose publisher, 23-year-old
1377:drivers and mechanics strike
1269:1997 Ontario teachers strike
1143:1976 Canadian general strike
1102:1971 – Introduction of paid
1002:Newfoundland Loggers' Strike
861:1946 Montreal Cottons strike
825:American Federation of Labor
484:June 19, 1914 -– Alberta --
2111:Erickson & Laycock 2015
1557:Rouillard & Bullen 2013
1418:and the Liberal party pass
1393:July 13, 2009 - Workers at
1193:(split covered in NFB film
978:since being placed under a
948:Canadian Congress of Labour
854:1946 – Introduction of the
813:Canadian Congress of Labour
470:Ladysmith, British Columbia
327:Richard Parmater Pettipiece
233:national trade union centre
196:Toronto Typographical Union
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1923:"Items of Pass Interest".
1480:List of Labour MPs(Canada)
1334:Toronto Transit Commission
1279:Squamish, British Columbia
1116:1972 Quebec general strike
987:Springhill mining disaster
955:Springhill mining disaster
685:New Waterford, Nova Scotia
567:. Two shot dead by police.
288:Springhill mining disaster
2733:General strikes in Canada
2728:Labour disputes in Canada
2576:The Canadian Encyclopedia
2553:The Canadian Encyclopedia
2530:The Canadian Encyclopedia
2478:The Canadian Encyclopedia
2052:"Asbestos Strike of 1949"
1823:For Freedom We Will Fight
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1364:Sudbury Steelworkers Hall
1302:Maxime, McDuff & McDo
1150:September 15, 1978 - The
1059:1967 – The international
872:mutinies/no-work protests
765:Battle of Ballantyne Pier
626:United Farmers of Alberta
581:for OBU union recognition
410:Socialist Party of Canada
319:Canadian Socialist League
2723:Modern history timelines
2713:Labour history of Canada
2410:. Vancouver: UBC Press.
2326:Gambone and Asperovitz.
2295:Legrande, Linda (1979).
2244:Gambone and Asperovitz.
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