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Clerks' view of rail dispute. Censored placards showed their opinion of Parliament
Clerks' view of rail dispute. Censored placards showed their opinion of Parliament

Clerks' view of rail dispute. Censored placards showed their opinion of Parliament

Date9/3/1966
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  • Clerks' view of rail dispute. Censored placards showed their opinion of Parliament
  • Clerks' view of rail dispute. Censored placards showed their opinion of Parliament.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Clerks' view of rail dispute. Censored placards showed their opinion of Parliament.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0015965F
Setting up picket lines in Metro's first teacher strike, teachers at Northern Secondary School get their placards today when 8,800 teachers struck 135(...)
Setting up picket lines in Metro's first teacher strike, teachers at Northern Secondary School get their placards today when 8,800 teachers struck 135(...)
Spremo, Boris
11/12/1975
Pickets carried signs and placards, listened to speeches in park at the canal
Pickets carried signs and placards, listened to speeches in park at the canal
Toronto Star (Firm)
7/17/1948
Don jail guards scheduled to go on duty this morning show up instead with placards and picket the jail, which has a full house of 700 prisoners. Thirt(...)
Don jail guards scheduled to go on duty this morning show up instead with placards and picket the jail, which has a full house of 700 prisoners. Thirt(...)
Darrell, Dick
12/30/1967
Don jail guards scheduled to go on duty this morning show up instead with placards protesting takeover of jail by Ontario, costing them union membership, benefits
Don jail guards scheduled to go on duty this morning show up instead with placards protesting takeover of jail by Ontario, costing them union membership, benefits
Darrell, Dick
12/30/1967
Hydro strikers carrying placards walk picket line today in front of Hydro offices on University Ave
Hydro strikers carrying placards walk picket line today in front of Hydro offices on University Ave
Goode, Jeff
2/3/1969
Picketing alongside striking teachers, students at L'Amoureaux Collegiate in Scarborough march with their own placards yesterday, calling for an end t(...)
Picketing alongside striking teachers, students at L'Amoureaux Collegiate in Scarborough march with their own placards yesterday, calling for an end t(...)
McConnell, Colin
11/17/1975
On the line: Striking postal clerks, above, are condemned by readers, in letters at left and below, one of whom argues that we have our rights, too, and one of them is to receive our mail
On the line: Striking postal clerks, above, are condemned by readers, in letters at left and below, one of whom argues that we have our rights, too, and one of them is to receive our mail
Russell, Jim
7/8/1981
Court clerks Ed Bavington (left) and Bruce Hind were fired this morning because they continued picketing old city hall in support of Don Jail guards, (...)
Court clerks Ed Bavington (left) and Bruce Hind were fired this morning because they continued picketing old city hall in support of Don Jail guards, (...)
Darrell, Dick
1/2/1968
Clerks cheer firemen
Clerks cheer firemen
Toronto Star (Firm)
10/7/1980
Empty of Passengers - and clerks-departures Jobby at Toronto International Airport stands deserted today after 1,750 air controllers walked off their (...)
Empty of Passengers - and clerks-departures Jobby at Toronto International Airport stands deserted today after 1,750 air controllers walked off their (...)
Goode, Jeff
1/17/1972
On the line: Striking federal clerks, above, apparently believe they have the right to raid the government cash box when they are so inclined, reader charges in letter at right
On the line: Striking federal clerks, above, apparently believe they have the right to raid the government cash box when they are so inclined, reader charges in letter at right
Toronto Star (Firm)
10/1/1980
Toronto rail yards west of Union Station lie quiet and deserted after 118,000 railwaymen across Canada went on strike to await settlement of contract dispute
Toronto rail yards west of Union Station lie quiet and deserted after 118,000 railwaymen across Canada went on strike to await settlement of contract dispute
Spremo, Boris
8/26/1966