Andrew Phillip Chernoff

The Outer Limits To The Inner Depths

Category Archives: Canadian Labour History

From The Past: Conscription Without Popular Vote Will Lead To General Strike

Posted on October 23, 2015 by CanucksBanter

From: The Bennington Evening Banner., June 29, 1917

Posted in Canadian Labour History | Tagged alphonse verville, borden, canadian general strike, compulsory service bill, labour opposes conscription | Leave a comment

From The Past: Canadian Unions Protest Intervention In Russia

Posted on October 23, 2015 by CanucksBanter

From: The Nonpartisan leader., February 24, 1919

Posted in Canadian Labour History, From The Past | Tagged alberta federation of labour, bolsheviki, borden government, british columbia federation of labour, british labour party, canada, canadian unions, international socialist-labour congress, maerican federation of labor, Sir Robert Borden, unions, vancouver trades and labour council, winnipeg trades and labour council | Leave a comment

Andrew P. Chernoff

Trail, B.C.

apchernoff@gmail.com

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Well, I am dusting off the friendly confines of my blog… doing some sweeping, rearranging, remodelling… giving it a new face-lift… and looking to continue from where I left off… staying inspired, leading the way to the occasional posting…Cheers :)

P.S.: The typewriter is staying…LOL