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Picketing the truck entrance to postal Terminal A on Bay St
Picketing the truck entrance to postal Terminal A on Bay St

Picketing the truck entrance to postal Terminal A on Bay St

Date3/14/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Picketing the truck entrance to postal Terminal A on Bay St. south of Front; maintenance workers this morning tried to turn back mail trucks. But six drivers crossed their line and there is regular mail delivery today in downtown Toronto. It's spotty service elsewhere as pickets surround six major postal facilities.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017214F
Striking postal workers, one of whom brought his dog along, talk on picket duty outside Terminal A at Front and Bay Sts
Striking postal workers, one of whom brought his dog along, talk on picket duty outside Terminal A at Front and Bay Sts
10/21/1975
On A Wildcat Strike, postal workers picket Terminal A at Front and Bay Sts
On A Wildcat Strike, postal workers picket Terminal A at Front and Bay Sts
2/10/1974
Getting their mail away despite the postal strike, people line up patiently in front of express window at bus terminal on Bay St., some of them using (...)
Getting their mail away despite the postal strike, people line up patiently in front of express window at bus terminal on Bay St., some of them using (...)
7/24/1968
Striking postal workers picket outside Terminal A, at Bay and Front Sts
Striking postal workers picket outside Terminal A, at Bay and Front Sts
10/21/1975
Deploying their forces from a canvas-covered headquarters, picket captains of the striking postal unions arrange for round-the-clock picketing of Toro(...)
Deploying their forces from a canvas-covered headquarters, picket captains of the striking postal unions arrange for round-the-clock picketing of Toro(...)
7/18/1968
Signs of worrying times: Picketing postal workers and a roadside omen
Signs of worrying times: Picketing postal workers and a roadside omen
10/25/1978
In a personal protest against mail the strike, 71-year-old pensioner pickets postal workers outside Toronto Post Office's Terminal One at Bay and Fron(...)
In a personal protest against mail the strike, 71-year-old pensioner pickets postal workers outside Toronto Post Office's Terminal One at Bay and Fron(...)
11/19/1975
Mail walkout begins as pickets today took up positions around Postal Terminal A in Toronto, and 34 other postal buildings in the city. Sam Chuck (righ(...)
Mail walkout begins as pickets today took up positions around Postal Terminal A in Toronto, and 34 other postal buildings in the city. Sam Chuck (righ(...)
7/18/1968
Trucks Blocked: Postal pickets block the lane from the Toronto Island ferry docks yesterday, obstructing trucks carrying mail
Trucks Blocked: Postal pickets block the lane from the Toronto Island ferry docks yesterday, obstructing trucks carrying mail
8/29/1991
Striking postal workers form tight lines yesterday around Terminal A in case of a back-to-work movement developed
Striking postal workers form tight lines yesterday around Terminal A in case of a back-to-work movement developed
11/9/1975
Two delivery truck drivers are part of the first picket line set up by the 19,000-member Letter Carriers Union at the South Central postal facility on(...)
Two delivery truck drivers are part of the first picket line set up by the 19,000-member Letter Carriers Union at the South Central postal facility on(...)
9/21/1978
Picket Duty: For the second day, striking postal workers block the entrances and exits yesterday at a Scarborough depot at Midland Ave
Picket Duty: For the second day, striking postal workers block the entrances and exits yesterday at a Scarborough depot at Midland Ave
9/4/1991