Date
2019-09-06
Personal name
Interviewer: Mickleburgh, Rod
Interviewee: Nagy, Arnie
Corporate name
Creator: BC Labour Heritage Centre
Description
Arnie Nagy has Haida heritage from the maternal side of his family, and grew up in Prince Rupert. He worked in the fish canneries and was an active UFAWU member. He recalls the years when the fishing industry was booming on the north coast. He also discusses the decline of the industry and the impacts on the community.
Physical description
1 online resource (1 video file (00:59:11))
Location
Fishermen's Hall Prince Rupert
Keywords
Genre
Interviews
Oral histories
Video recordings
Type of resource
Moving Image
Language
English
Identifier
BCLHC-027
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Source/owner of material
BC Labour Heritage Centre