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5th April 2019

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Gathering the Memories – An Oral History of Toronto Labour

The TWHP is launching a new project to gather the memories of the old-timers in Toronto’s labour movement. So much of the history of the struggles of the city’s workers is available only in the stories that these women and men can tell.

Who should be on the list to be interviewed? Anyone who made an important contribution to the struggles of working people in this city. They don’t have to have been president of their union. We want to cast the net widely.

Send us names and contact information, with ages and health condition of these people, along with some information on what they contributed to labour’s cause. We’ll follow up and contact them. Better yet, please fill out this form with as much information as you have.

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4948presidentBrandon Haynes@4948president·
12 Jan
Bill (moderator) highlights increased attempts to rely on part-time workers that were to fill gaps in the early 1990s. Successfully fought off by @ATUlocal113. Sounds familiar! A conversation that will no doubt resurface in the months to come! @ToWorkers @Local4948 @torontolabour
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ToWorkersToronto Workers' History Project@ToWorkers·
11 Jan
[TONIGHT at 7:00 pm] History of Toronto ATU Local 113: 1882 - 2022 - https://mailchi.mp/9cfa303157af/atu113-2021-8968909 
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ToWorkersToronto Workers' History Project@ToWorkers·
6 Jan
[CORRECTION] History of Toronto ATU Local 113: 1882 - 2022 - 11 January, 2022 - https://mailchi.mp/5fb9870e44c8/atu113-2021-8847885 
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From @PortsToronto archives, the old Union Station that existed until station we know today opened #OTD in 1927 #TBT 
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