As the dust settled in Winnipeg in the months following the turbulence of the 1919 general strike, routines resumed — streetcars operated, deliveries were made, telephone calls were patched through.

A streetcar is overturned in Winnipeg on June 21, 1919, which became known as Bloody Saturday during the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike. (L.B. Foote collection/Archives of Manitoba) ...

(The Winnipeg General Sympathetic Strike, Winnipeg, p. 238). The Socialist Party was in no way involved in the strike. Yet five of the eight imprisoned were members of the Party [16] and numerous ...

Dubbed the crossroads of Canada, the story of the intersection is also the complicated narrative of the city and the nation ...

OTTAWA, Aug. 08, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The union representing striking workers at Winnipeg Airport Authority (WAA) is concerned that the trav ...

CLEVELAND, Dec.16.--Chief Arthur, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, says, in relation to the engineers' strike at Winnipeg on the Canadian Pacific Railway, that he had been requested to ...

Far to the east of Seattle at Winnipeg, Manitoba in central Canada, another general strike took place. Whilst the general strike in Seattle lasted 6 days, that in Winnipeg went on for 6 weeks. In 1918 ...