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Working People:  A History of Labour in British Columbia is a documentary series of 30 short films exploring the lives or ordinary British Columbians.

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.

Tranquility Lost chronicles the political and public policy conditions leading up to the occupation, the day-to-day activities of the occupation itself, the challenges faced by the workers and negotiations leading to an agreement.

Limited edition print of a painting by Fraser Valley artist Perry Haddock is titled "The Spirit of Solidarity".  It represents the historic events of 1983 when hundreds of community, faith and social justice groups united with the labour movement in BC to resist government attacks on us all.

A collection of 6" x 4" postcards which capture the fighting spirit of B.C.'s working people.

The Ballad of Ginger Goodwin recreates the events surrounding the mysterious death of Albert “Ginger” Goodwin, who led a strike at a Canadian zinc smelter in Trail, BC, that brought the WW I British war machine to a halt.

This tea towel is inspired by the cover of a pamphlet, Hello Canada!, issued by the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion.

Tommy Douglas tea towel - father of Canadian mediacare.

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!