Kingston Musicians Strike of 1922
In 1922, musicians providing scores and accompaniment for theatre productions and motion pictures in Kingston
In 1922, musicians providing scores and accompaniment for theatre productions and motion pictures in Kingston
Kingston’s own labour champion One might say Cassie Ward Mee is the mother of Kingston’s
The Kingston Workers’ History Project is proud to publish its first newsletter. A full-colour edition
In the early 1940s the Canadian federal government created a crown corporation called Wartime Housing
In April of 1942, workers at the Kingston Shipbuilding Company organized a sympathy walk-out to
Between June 16 and 20, 1952, more than a hundred employees of the City of
“The only way to counteract federal-provincial apathy is to organize – to stick together and
Report The Kingston Workers’ History Project held its first meeting as a “fringe” event for
In early 1933, three out of ten Canadians were unemployed. Kingston did not escape the
In October 1995, the Tory government of Ontario Premier Mike Harris had only been in