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CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 48-2013 (ISO 137:1975, MOD)

CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 52.2-2013 (ISO 105-E03:2010, MOD)

CFU's first tri-lingual paper with English front side (5-pages) and one French page and Punjabi front side (6-pages); Headlines: CFU on the move - 2 certifications won; Chavez attends Vancouver Rally; Jury raps living conditions; 250 attend meeting on health and safety; CUPE contributes $10,000 to CFU Delegates at NDP convention support farmworkers; Phoney union trying to sabotage CFU organizing; Racist attack on union organizer; Government responsible for deaths of four children in Fraser…

A tri-lingual newspaper with English front side (5-pages), two-page centerfold in French, and Punjabi front side (5-pages). CFU's new logo is presented on the front page. Headlines: CFU National Convention A Success; CFU Signs First Agreement; Ontario's Farmworkers Now Have A Union; Use And Misuse of Pesticides; Immigrant Women Exploited; The Attack at Osoyoos; Okanagan Farmworkers Attend CFU Public Meeting.

A tri-lingual paper with English front side (4-pages), and only the CFU 'President Message' in French, and Punjabi front side (3-pages). Headlines: Farmworker Dies Of Pesticide Poisoning; Agreement Signed At Jensen Mushroom Farm; UIC Discrimination Against Farmworkers Ends; Ontario Summer Legal Clinics; A Time To Learn; Film 'A Time To Rise' Banned in India;

Eleanor talks to Olivier Todd about his new biography on one of the best loved writers of the twentieth-century, Albert Camus - a man described as the "prophet of the Post Ideological age."

Eleanor Wachtel talks with one of the most influential writers in Québec - Michel Tremblay. Over more than 35 years, he's produced a series of plays, a cycle of novels, a trio of memoirs - as well as translations, song lyrics, and more.

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the beloved classic, Le Petit Prince, three longtime fans join Eleanor Wachtel to discuss the book's universal appeal - and how it has touched their lives.

This week on Writers and Company, from Paris, host Eleanor Wachtel in conversation with the great Canadian short story writer, Mavis Gallant. She'll talk with Eleanor about her novel From the Fifteenth District, a finalist for the 2008 Canada Reads competition.

In his new book, biographer and translator David Bellos chronicles the life and legacy of 19th-century French writer, Victor Hugo. The Novel of the Century: The Extraordinary Adventure of Les Misérables explores the social history and dramatic story behind Hugo's masterpiece - the most frequently adapted novel of all time.

Cultural evening with speaker, Jean Claude Parrot, president Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW). Silkscreen poster two diferent colour versions produced (orange or blue).

Cultural evening with speaker, Jean Claude Parrot, president Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW). Silkscreen poster two diferent colour versions produced (orange or blue).

Cultural evening with a speech 'Racism at Work' by CFU executive member Sarwan Boal and screening of the film A Time to Rise and Reggae music performances.

This second annual proposal was developed to raise funds amongst the non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Also, first phase assesment with details of CFU cultural and educational material produced. Attached: a double-sided one sheet for the film 'A Time to Rise' in french and English a brochure 'An Appeal to the BC Legislature'; a letter from Raj Chouhan with a summary of BC provincial labour laws that exclude farmworkers; the first proposal of the Farmworkers ESL Crusade. Also, see first…

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