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- CKLG pickets (after injunction)
- Canadian Union of Public Employees Union Local 686 members picket at radio station CKLG, after launching strike action in what was considered to be a breakthrough certification in radio broadcasting. The owner, Moffat Communications, hired scabs and made use of ex parte injunctions to limit picketing (under the Canada Labour Code) in an effort to block a first contract.
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- CKLG pickets (after injunction)
- Canadian Union of Public Employees Union Local 686 members picket at radio station CKLG, after launching strike action in what was considered to be a breakthrough certification in radio broadcasting. The owner, Moffat Communications, hired scabs and made use of ex parte injunctions to limit picketing (under the Canada Labour Code) in an effort to block a first contract.
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- UFAWU [United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union] demonstration over reciprocal salmon treaty (Fisheries Service)
- Some 200 fishermen, many of them members of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union, demonstrate outside the offices of the Fisheries Service in Vancouver, calling on the federal government to drop its current proposals and draft a new Canada-US salmon treaty that recognizes the equity principle — the right of countries to harvest fish in proportion to the production in salmon from their rivers.
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- UFAWU [United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union] demonstration over reciprocal salmon treaty (Fisheries Service)
- Some 200 fishermen, many of them members of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union, demonstrate outside the offices of the Fisheries Service in Vancouver, calling on the federal government to drop its current proposals and draft a new Canada-US salmon treaty that recognizes the equity principle — the right of countries to harvest fish in proportion to the production in salmon from their rivers.
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- UFAWU [United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union] demonstration against reciprocal salmon treaty (Fisheries Service)
- Some 200 fishermen, many of them members of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union, demonstrate outside the offices of the Fisheries Service in Vancouver, calling on the federal government to drop its current proposals and draft a new Canada-US salmon treaty that recognizes the equity principle — the right of countries to harvest fish in proportion to the production in salmon from their rivers.
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- UFAWU [United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union] demonstration over reciprocal salmon treaty (Fisheries Service)
- Some 200 fishermen, many of them members of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union, demonstrate outside the offices of the Fisheries Service in Vancouver, calling on the federal government to drop its current proposals and draft a new Canada-US salmon treaty that recognizes the equity principle — the right of countries to harvest fish in proportion to the production in salmon from their rivers.
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- UFAWU [United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union] demonstration against reciprocal salmon treaty (Fisheries Service)
- Some 200 fishermen, many of them members of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union, demonstrate outside the offices of the Fisheries Service in Vancouver, calling on the federal government to drop its current proposals and draft a new Canada-US salmon treaty that recognizes the equity principle — the right of countries to harvest fish in proportion to the production in salmon from their rivers.
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- UFAWU [United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union] demonstration over reciprocal salmon treaty (Fisheries Service)
- Some 200 fishermen, many of them members of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union, demonstrate outside the offices of the Fisheries Service in Vancouver, calling on the federal government to drop its current proposals and draft a new Canada-US salmon treaty that recognizes the equity principle — the right of countries to harvest fish in proportion to the production in salmon from their rivers.
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- UFAWU [United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union] demonstration over reciprocal salmon treaty (Fisheries Service)
- Some 200 fishermen, many of them members of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union, demonstrate outside the offices of the Fisheries Service in Vancouver, calling on the federal government to drop its current proposals and draft a new Canada-US salmon treaty that recognizes the equity principle — the right of countries to harvest fish in proportion to the production in salmon from their rivers.
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- UFAWU [United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union] demonstration over reciprocal salmon treaty (Fisheries Service)
- Some 200 fishermen, many of them members of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union, demonstrate outside the offices of the Fisheries Service in Vancouver, calling on the federal government to drop its current proposals and draft a new Canada-US salmon treaty that recognizes the equity principle — the right of countries to harvest fish in proportion to the production in salmon from their rivers.
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- COPE [Committee of Progressive Electors] folk song night - Bargain
- Folk group Bargain at Half the Price, under musical direction of Steve Gidora (with guitar).
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- COPE [Committee of Progressive Electors] folk song night - Bargain
- Folk group Bargain at Half the Price, under musical direction of Steve Gidora (with guitar).
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- COPE [Committee of Progressive Electors] folk song night - Union Train
- Conductor Karl Kobylansky is in front.
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- Surrey CUPE [Canadian Union of Public Employees] 402 demonstrating, Surrey municipal hall
- Photo shows public employees rally outside municipal hall in Surrey during campaign for wage parity with provincial public employees.
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- Surrey CUPE [Canadian Union of Public Employees] 402 demonstrating, Surrey municipal hall
- Photo shows public employees rally outside municipal hall in Surrey during campaign for wage parity with provincial public employees.
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- Surrey CUPE [Canadian Union of Public Employees] 402 demonstrating, municipal hall
- Photo shows public employees rally outside municipal hall in Surrey during campaign for wage parity with provincial public employees.
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- UFAWU [United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union] sail-in off Brockton Point - against salmon treaty
- Event aimed at stopping Canada-US salmon treaty under terms currently proposed by federal government, brought together numerous groups in the fishing industry, demonstrating the breadth of opposition. Those taking part included many who were not traditional allies, including UFAWU, Native Brotherhood of BC, Vessel Owners Association, Pacific Trollers Association and the Prince Rupert Fishermen's Co-op.
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- UFAWU [United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union] sail-in off Brockton Point - against salmon treaty
- Event aimed at stopping Canada-US salmon treaty under terms currently proposed by federal government, brought together numerous groups in the fishing industry, demonstrating the breadth of opposition. Those taking part included many who were not traditional allies, including UFAWU, Native Brotherhood of BC, Vessel Owners Association, Pacific Trollers Association and the Prince Rupert Fishermen's Co-op.
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- ILWU [International Longshore and Warehouse Union] strike (opening Mar. 2) at west and east entrance, Centennial Pier
- Member of Local 500 of International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (Canadian Area) pickets outside the B.C. Maritime Employers Association office on Vancouver's waterfront as union launches strike action in an effort to maintain container loading and unloading work for ILWU members. Longshoremen were forced back to work three weeks later by federal legislation that extended the existing contract for two years and provided for binding arbitration in the event of a further breakdown in bargaining.
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- ILWU [International Longshore and Warehouse Union] strike (opening Mar. 2) at west and east entrance, Centennial Pier
- Member of Local 500 of International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (Canadian Area) pickets the entrance to the Vancouver waterfront as union launches strike action in an effort to maintain container loading and unloading work for ILWU members. Longshoremen were forced back to work three weeks later by federal legislation that extended the existing contract for two years and provided for binding arbitration in the event of a further breakdown in bargaining.