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Camp strikers is seen at RIGHT lining up for their match on the city hall square, when They are seen at the LEFT as they marched through the streets of the city
Camp strikers is seen at RIGHT lining up for their match on the city hall square, when They are seen at the LEFT as they marched through the streets of the city

Camp strikers is seen at RIGHT lining up for their match on the city hall square, when They are seen at the LEFT as they marched through the streets of the city

Date7/5/1935
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Original Toronto Star caption: Camp strikers is seen at RIGHT lining up for their match on the city hall square; when They are seen at the LEFT as they marched through the streets of the city.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0018488F
Relief strikers gather at Winnipeg. Camp strikers are seen at LEFT as they marched through the streets of the city.
Relief strikers gather at Winnipeg. Camp strikers are seen at LEFT as they marched through the streets of the city.
1935
Foot-sore Manitoba Camp Strikers arrive in Kenora, Strikers from Manitoba relief camps, persistin and weary
Foot-sore Manitoba Camp Strikers arrive in Kenora, Strikers from Manitoba relief camps, persistin and weary
n.d.
Foot-sore Manitoba camp strikers arrive in Kenora - Strikers from Manitoba relief camps, persistin and weary
Foot-sore Manitoba camp strikers arrive in Kenora - Strikers from Manitoba relief camps, persistin and weary
7/19/1935
A long way to go-Orders that the march of 2,000 British Columbia relief camp strikers halt their march on Ottawa at Regina are being ignored as the ma(...)
A long way to go-Orders that the march of 2,000 British Columbia relief camp strikers halt their march on Ottawa at Regina are being ignored as the ma(...)
n.d.
A long way to go - Orders that the march of 2,000 British Columbia relief camp strikers halt their march on Ottawa at Regina are being ignored as the marchers make preparations to leave Regina
A long way to go - Orders that the march of 2,000 British Columbia relief camp strikers halt their march on Ottawa at Regina are being ignored as the marchers make preparations to leave Regina
7/17/1935
Relief strikers paid off-ret, As the result of an order received from Ottawa, the relief camp at Lakeview was closed to-day and most of the 700 men ac(...)
Relief strikers paid off-ret, As the result of an order received from Ottawa, the relief camp at Lakeview was closed to-day and most of the 700 men ac(...)
9/21/1933
Peaceful confrontation: police and metro strikers maintain an orderly vigil in Nathan Phillips Square, The new City Hall is at far left, Police are lined up between it and the marching pickets
Peaceful confrontation: police and metro strikers maintain an orderly vigil in Nathan Phillips Square, The new City Hall is at far left, Police are lined up between it and the marching pickets
11/3/1966
Metro strikers parading outside city hall today, If people want to walk through our picket line that's their business
Metro strikers parading outside city hall today, If people want to walk through our picket line that's their business
11/4/1966
The 26 convicted demonstrators take part in tilco strikers' parade through streets of peterborough yesterday, Unionists from Hamilton, Oshawa, Kingsto(...)
The 26 convicted demonstrators take part in tilco strikers' parade through streets of peterborough yesterday, Unionists from Hamilton, Oshawa, Kingsto(...)
7/14/1966
Strikers march on city hall, Striking Royal York hotel employees parade from city hall to Union Station to protest the hotel's exemption from city bus(...)
Strikers march on city hall, Striking Royal York hotel employees parade from city hall to Union Station to protest the hotel's exemption from city bus(...)
5/25/1961
Grace Hartman, CUPE national president, tells strikers outside North York city hall today that they'll win against the politicians
Grace Hartman, CUPE national president, tells strikers outside North York city hall today that they'll win against the politicians
7/12/1979
Disturbance Began when two strikers slipped through police lines and boarded the Kenora
Disturbance Began when two strikers slipped through police lines and boarded the Kenora
6/10/1946