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Ginger Goodwin: A Worker's Friend
A gift for union activists, organizers and members to decorate their kitchen or wave on the picket line. Â The image was designed exclusively for us to remember Albert "Ginger" Goodwin who was fatally shot by a special constable on July 27, 1918, in the woods overlooking Cumberland, BC.
PROCEEDS FROM THIS DESIGN WILL BE USED TO RESTORE THE MEMORIAL TO GOODWIN'S FRIEND AND MENTOR, JOE NAYLOR.
This 24 page booklet invites you to visit sites of significance to workers' heritage in Vancouver.
A comprehensive chronicle of the labour movement in British Columbia by Rod Mickleburgh
This ground-breaking 120-page book traces the long and complex relationship between South Asian Canadian working communities in BC and the labour movement.
A collection of 6" x 4" postcards which capture the fighting spirit of B.C.'s working people.
This tea towel is inspired by the cover of a pamphlet, Hello Canada!, issued by the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion.
The Winnipeg General Strike in 1919: "The right to collective bargaining. The right to a living wage."
Here’s the perfect political gift for left-wingers and political enthusiasts who like to keep busy in the kitchen (and the revolution!)
A tea towel that makes a perfect liberal gift but is sure to displease right-wingers!
