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Tomorrow! What was the connection between the 1919 General Strike and the influenza pandemic that killed 1,200+ Winnipeggers in the winter of 1918-1919? June marks the 101st anniversary of the Winnipeg General Strike. Our exhibit Strike 1919: Divided City runs until January 2021.
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Go on a virtual field trip and learn about the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike. Thank you to the @ManitobaMuseum for putting this on today! #union
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We are happy to announce that our staff have ratified a new three-year agreement! Thank you to the @MGEUnion and everyone involved in the negotiations. #UnionProud#UnionStrong
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@grork@migueldeicaza Couldn't agree more! We are a proudly unionized software company. Our workers haven been represented by the @MGEUnion since the 90s.
Being unionized is one of the reasons that we attract such fantastic people to come work for us.
One hundred years ago today, a silent parade protesting the arrest of strike leaders would escalate into a deadly confrontation on the streets of Winnipeg. The newspaper reports that followed show the differing perspectives of Winnipeg’s divided city.
Photo: Archives of Manitoba
100 years ago today, the 26th day of the Winnipeg General Strike, the Winnipeg police were fired after refusing to sign an anti-strike pledge. Previously, the police had remained on duty at the request of the Strike Committee.
One hundred years ago today, ten days into the Winnipeg General Strike, the Labour Cafe opened its doors in the Strathcona Hotel, located on the corner of Main and Rupert, the current location of the Manitoba Museum.
Today in Winnipeg General Strike history: May 15, 1919 - the Winnipeg General Strike begins. The first to walk out are the telephone operators. By 11 am 30,000 workers, both union and non-union, are on strike #1919strike
We're grateful and humbled by the huge support the #Winnipeg tech community shows for Prairie Dev Con! Thanks to all our generous sponsors who make this event a success! (1/2)
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“As Canada marks the centenary of this strike, the book serves equally as education, inspiration and a cautionary tale.”
- Hassan Yussuff, President of the Canadian Labour Congress
Available in our Museum Gift Shop!
Strike 1919: Divided City: https://t.co/hqvuUkFjTM