Bill Zander Interview: Fighting for Autonomy in the Carpenters’ Union
Bill Zander was born at home in the small town of Myrtle, Saskatchewan in 1934, but spent his childhood in Vancouver, BC He started working in a lumber mill after returning from the Royal Canadian Airforce, and became a plant representative with the IWA. He eventually became President of the Provincial Council of Carpenters.
This interview was conducted by Sean Griffin and Dan Keeton on June 6, 2016 in Burnaby, BC. It is part of our Oral History Collection.
Bill Zander was born at home in the small town of Myrtle, Saskatchewan in 1934, but spent his childhood in Vancouver, B.C. He started working in a lumber mill after returning from the Royal Canadian Airforce, and became a plant representative with the IWA. He eventually became President of the Provincial Council of Carpenters.
Bill Zander oral history interview with Andrea Walisser and Ken Bauder, 2013-03-21. New Westminster Archives, (Re)Claiming the New Westminster Waterfront fonds.