Date: 1987-06-04
Name(s): Brisebois, Anna
Description: A summary of various government grants including: Canada Council Grant for Vancouver Sath's Fraser Valley theatre tour of 'Picket Line'; Health Promotion Project; Job Development Grant; ESL Crusade; Posion Control.
Date: 1992-03 to 1992-09
Description: Deol Society newsletter bulletin. Broadsheet photocopied and distributed to supporters.
Date: 1982-05-21
Name(s): Kapahi, Raj
Description: Vancouver public hearing on the 'Discrimination Against Farmworkers'. CFU and 28 organizations and individuals present briefs asking the BC provincial government to stop all legislative discrimination against farmworkers. On February 17, 1983 the Commission released its report 'What this Country did to us it did to itself'. The Commission accepted the gist of the presentations which called for the equality of farm workers before the law.
Date: 1982-05-21
Description: A proposal for the appointment of a Royal Commission to examine the cost of housing for migrant farmworkers. Also, apply the Regulations for Sanitary Control of Industrial Camps. Presented at Vancouver public hearing 'Discrimination Against Farmworkers'. On February 17, 1983 the Commission released its report 'What this Country did to us it did to itself'.
Date: 1982-05-21
Name(s): Chouhan, Raj
Description: This speech at the Vancouver public hearing on the 'Discrimination Against Farmworkers' is a summary of historical and current municipal, provincial and federal laws that exclude by discretion, discriminate by regulation. The denial of human rights to new immigrants and farmworkers. On February 17, 1983 the Commission released its report 'What this Country did to us it did to itself'. The Commission accepted the gist of the presentations which called for the equality of farm workers before the…
Date: 1987-09-20
Name(s): Boal, Sarwan
Description: An historical outline of racism, manifested in Canadian federal and provincial laws, preventing new immigrants from working and organizing in various industries. Also, the CFU presents 'community unionism' as a new labour organizing strategy.
Date: 1980 (year approximate)
Name(s): Chouhan, Raj
Description: Draft contract language on piece rate and hourly rate for mushroom workers. Collective agreement notes. Circa 1980s.
Date: 1980-06-29
Name(s): [Photograher unknown]
Description: CFU demonstration to protest the grower's withdrawal from negotiations. Driediger Farms negotiated with the Canadian Farmworkers Union for well over two months. Terms of the collective agreement between the Union and the employer were finalized on April 13, 1980. The grower backed out at the last minute saying he is a 'Free Enterpriser' and doesn't believe in unions. CFU demands include Minimum of $4.00 per hour, and Minimum of $3.00 per flat (for a 16 lb. flat).
Date: 1980-06-29
Name(s): [Photograher unknown]
Description: CFU demonstration to protest the grower's withdrawal from negotiations. Driediger Farms negotiated with the Canadian Farmworkers Union for well over two months. Terms of the collective agreement between the Union and the employer were finalized on April 13, 1980. The grower backed out at the last minute saying he is a 'Free Enterpriser' and doesn't believe in unions. CFU demands include Minimum of $4.00 per hour, and Minimum of $3.00 per flat (for a 16 lb. flat).
Date: 1980-06-29
Name(s): [Photograher unknown]
Description: CFU demonstration to protest the grower's withdrawal from negotiations. Driediger Farms negotiated with the Canadian Farmworkers Union for well over two months. Terms of the collective agreement between the Union and the employer were finalized on April 13, 1980. The grower backed out at the last minute saying he is a 'Free Enterpriser' and doesn't believe in unions. CFU demands include Minimum of $4.00 per hour, and Minimum of $3.00 per flat (for a 16 lb. flat).
Date: 1980-06-29
Name(s): [Photograher unknown]
Description: CFU demonstration to protest the grower's withdrawal from negotiations. Driediger Farms negotiated with the Canadian Farmworkers Union for well over two months. Terms of the collective agreement between the Union and the employer were finalized on April 13, 1980. The grower backed out at the last minute saying he is a 'Free Enterpriser' and doesn't believe in unions. CFU demands include Minimum of $4.00 per hour, and Minimum of $3.00 per flat (for a 16 lb. flat).
Date: 1980-06-29
Name(s): [Photograher unknown]
Description: CFU demonstration to protest the grower's withdrawal from negotiations. Driediger Farms negotiated with the Canadian Farmworkers Union for well over two months. Terms of the collective agreement between the Union and the employer were finalized on April 13, 1980. The grower backed out at the last minute saying he is a 'Free Enterpriser' and doesn't believe in unions. CFU demands include Minimum of $4.00 per hour, and Minimum of $3.00 per flat (for a 16 lb. flat).
Date: 1980-06-29
Name(s): [Photograher unknown]
Description: CFU demonstration to protest the grower's withdrawal from negotiations. Driediger Farms negotiated with the Canadian Farmworkers Union for well over two months. Terms of the collective agreement between the Union and the employer were finalized on April 13, 1980. The grower backed out at the last minute saying he is a 'Free Enterpriser' and doesn't believe in unions. CFU demands include Minimum of $4.00 per hour, and Minimum of $3.00 per flat (for a 16 lb. flat).
Date: 1980-06-29
Name(s): [Photograher unknown]
Description: CFU demonstration to protest the grower's withdrawal from negotiations. Driediger Farms negotiated with the Canadian Farmworkers Union for well over two months. Terms of the collective agreement between the Union and the employer were finalized on April 13, 1980. The grower backed out at the last minute saying he is a 'Free Enterpriser' and doesn't believe in unions. CFU demands include Minimum of $4.00 per hour, and Minimum of $3.00 per flat (for a 16 lb. flat).
Date: 1980-06-29
Name(s): [Photograher unknown]
Description: CFU demonstration to protest the grower's withdrawal from negotiations. Driediger Farms negotiated with the Canadian Farmworkers Union for well over two months. Terms of the collective agreement between the Union and the employer were finalized on April 13, 1980. The grower backed out at the last minute saying he is a 'Free Enterpriser' and doesn't believe in unions. CFU demands include Minimum of $4.00 per hour, and Minimum of $3.00 per flat (for a 16 lb. flat).
