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Frozen Out: Kimberly McCord got trapped in the Trent Canal when federal lockmasters went on strike
Frozen Out: Kimberly McCord got trapped in the Trent Canal when federal lockmasters went on strike

Frozen Out: Kimberly McCord got trapped in the Trent Canal when federal lockmasters went on strike

Date9/28/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Frozen Out: Kimberly McCord got trapped in the Trent Canal when federal lockmasters went on strike.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017365F
Men who Boarded the ship were trapped aboard when water in Welland canal lock was lowered
Men who Boarded the ship were trapped aboard when water in Welland canal lock was lowered
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Pickets patrolling at locked gates to the Island ferry terminal, members of Local 43, Canadian Union of Public Employees, who went on strike at 7 a.m.(...)
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4/10/1972
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
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8/26/1966
Angry strike tries to stop a worker from crossing the Public Service Alliance of Canada picket line outside the federal building on Adelaide St. today(...)
Angry strike tries to stop a worker from crossing the Public Service Alliance of Canada picket line outside the federal building on Adelaide St. today(...)
10/2/1980
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10/31/1989
Trapped in Toronto
Trapped in Toronto
6/20/1968
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
10/1/1980
Last passenger. Conductor Frank Gregotiski checks the last passenger aboard the final train out of Union Station today. It went to Niagara Falls
Last passenger. Conductor Frank Gregotiski checks the last passenger aboard the final train out of Union Station today. It went to Niagara Falls
8/26/1966
Rain pelts down on museum strikers, Pickets march in the rain outside the Royal Ontario Museum, hit yesterday by its second strike this week when 229 (...)
Rain pelts down on museum strikers, Pickets march in the rain outside the Royal Ontario Museum, hit yesterday by its second strike this week when 229 (...)
9/26/1985
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(...)
11/12/1975
When the go trains aren't going, Port Credit commuters line up for buses pressed into service to replace GO trains, not operating because of the strike of 20,000 railwaymen
When the go trains aren't going, Port Credit commuters line up for buses pressed into service to replace GO trains, not operating because of the strike of 20,000 railwaymen
7/26/1973