Manitoba Building Trades is proud to announce its partnership with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to bring young football fans closer to the action this summer. For every Winnipeg […]
This article originally appeared in Naylor Association Solutions’ Association Adviser on July 17, 2019. “Virtually every human endeavor starts with a construction project,” says Sudhir Sandhu, chief executive officer of […]
June 26, On this day in 1919… The Winnipeg General Strike officially ends at 11 a.m. as business owners and government officials refuse to bargain with employees any further. […]
June 21, On this day in 1919… Ignoring the parade ban issued by Mayor Charles Gray, groups of labour workers and pro-strike veterans declare they will hold a “silent […]
June 17, On this day in 1919… The Federal Government makes revisions to the Criminal Code, broadening the definition of sedition, and allowing the arrest of any member of an “unlawful organization” suspected of conspiring against the Dominion […]
June 10, On this day in 1919… After issuing a ban on parades, Mayor Charles Gray attempts to keep the peace by addressing the crowds of strikers and returned […]
June 5 On this day in 1919… In response to the unrest generated by the Winnipeg General Strike and sympathetic strikes across Canada, Federal Justice Minister, Arthur Meighen, asks the […]
June 4, On this day in 1919… Despite their attempts to silence rumours of socialist revolutions on the prairies, neither Federal Justice Minister, Arthur Meighen or the Labour Minister, […]
May 30 On this day in 1919… Following the lead of Arthur Moore, the president of the Manitoba Command of the Great War Veterans Committee, 2,000 veterans march […]
May 29 On this day in 1919… Following the order of Sen. Robertson, the City of Winnipeg issues a notice to the Winnipeg Police Service, requiring all officers to […]
May 24, On this day in 1919… Troubled by Alfred J. Andrews’ letters, Federal Justice Minister, Arthur Meighen, and Labour Minister, Sen. Gideon Robertson arrive in Winnipeg – ready […]
May 17 On this day in 1919… While many writers had walked off the job, major newspapers, such as the Manitoba Free Press, Winnipeg Telegram and Winnipeg Tribune, still […]
May 15 On this day in 1919… Winnipeg residents wishing to make telephone calls in the early hours of the day were met with silence. The familiar, cheerful voices […]
May 13 On this day in 1919… Dozens of railway, foundry, and factory workers from the Winnipeg Trades and Labour Council (TLC) gather in a meeting room on the […]