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1918 Vancouver general strike

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The strike-call was province-wide, but it was only in the city of Vancouver that it reached general strike proportions. Numerous other strikes took place in the city that year, and the general strike was as much a show of labour strength as it was a political protest over Goodwin's death. At the
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In 1912, Canada experienced an economic depression, leading to mass unemployment, a decrease in the unionized workforce, and reduced wages for remaining workers. Wartime inflation caused real incomes to drop, particularly in 1917, and Vancouver shipbuilders experienced a labour shortage due to
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Several of the strike's critics alleged that its leaders had acted without the blessing of the rank and file. Those leaders—including Ernie Winch, Jack Kavanah, George Thomas, William Pritchard, Joe Naylor, and Victor Midgely—contested this claim by pointing to the vote by VTLC delegates that
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claiming that "every man who lays off, in obedience to the infamous recommendation of extremists without honor or conscience, will stain himself with something that can hardly be distinguished from deliberate treason". Many critics accused the strikers of being either Bolsheviks or German
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On the morning of 3 August, the veterans attacked the Longshoremen’s Hall, demanding that union leaders leave the province until the end of the war. The longshoremen fought the rioting veterans off using chair legs as makeshift weapons. The confrontation ended when Vancouver mayor
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supported the strike 117 to 1. After the strike, all of its leaders resigned in a gamble to show the extent of the workers' support. Nearly all were re-elected to their positions, demonstrating widespread approval for the general strike amongst organized workers.
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5,600 workers left their jobs at noon: approximately one-third of the unionized labour force. Shipyard workers, longshoremen, garment workers, and electrical workers all participated in the strike. The press was critical of the strikers, with the
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E. Lees threatening the strikers with violence. The veterans followed through on their threat on the evening of 2 August, when they mobilized to storm the Labour Temple at 411 Dunsmuir Street (the present-day
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The war also brought difficulties for radicals. The government banned radical organizations, censored their press organs, and banned strikes and lockouts. However, many radicals were encouraged by the
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time, the strike was controversial. Some saw Goodwin as a martyr for the labour movement while others saw the strike as a betrayal of Canadian ideals.
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Altman, Morris (1999). "New Estimates of Hours Of Work and Real Income in Canada from the 1880s to 1930: Long‐run Trends and Workers' Preferences".
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By the outbreak of World War I, the pacifist movement, which had initially been supported by various religious groups—including the
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the following year. A 1919 Vancouver strike in sympathy with Winnipeg is still the longest general strike in Canadian history.
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Although only 24 hours in duration, the strike was an important marker in the Canadian Labour Revolt, which peaked with the
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convinced the veterans to form a committee to negotiate with the longshoremen. The rioters then moved on to the
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Among the conscientious objectors was Albert "Ginger" Goodwin, a coal miner and labour activist active in
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released a manifesto calling for the repeal of the MSA as well as an end to the capitalist system.
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The Struggle for Social Justice in British Columbia: Helena Gutteridge, the Unknown Reformer
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in Russia, which they believed showed that a socialist revolution was possible in Canada.
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Veterans were also incensed, with Great War Veterans Association Secretary A.
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on 2 August 1918. It was the first general strike in the history of
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However, on 27 July, 1918, Goodwin was discovered and shot by the
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grounds and the workers eventually returned to their jobs.
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Resignation and subsequent re-election of strike leaders
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Vancouver Labour Temple being raided during the strike
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History of Vancouver
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Great Vancouver Fire
Komagata Maru incident
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