20 years after its passing, Canada’s unions demand enforcement of the Westray Law On May 9th, 1992, 26 workers at the Westray mine in Pictou County, Nova Scotia were killed in an underground explosion as a result of callous, corporate disregard for health and safety laws. “We remember the 26 miners who died 32 years ago because of what a judge called ‘a complex mosaic of actions, omissions, mistakes, incompetence, apathy, cynicism, stupidity,… Read More Click to open the link
Unified labour front: Nova Scotia Teachers’ Union joins Canadian Labour Congress Bruske: This signifies another pivotal moment in the growth and solidarity of Canada's labour movement. Read More Click to open the link
Cut interest rates to provide relief to families Bruske: How many more workers will lose their jobs or homes before the Bank of Canada cuts interest rates? Read More Click to open the link