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Labour Day

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Labour Days of Old

Carpenters in Aprons, Metalworkers in Tin Hats and Morticians in Black by Donna Sacuta, BCLHC Executive Director Underlying Racism Excluded Many Parades – particularly Labour Day parades – were big attractions in the early years of British Columbia. While a venue for unionized workers to assert their place in society Read more…

By BC Labour Heritage Centre, 3 yearsJuly 11, 2022 ago
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