Public Service Alliance of Canada Wall Exhibit Check out our latest permanent wall exhibit located at 233 Gilmour Street in Ottawa. This was a collaboration with the [...] Public Service Alliance of Canada Wall ExhibitChris Gunter2020-09-03T09:49:19-04:00
Capital History Kiosks CapitalHistoryKiosks: Project Team (*) and Graduate Researchers: Left to right: Samantha Osborn*, Ross Rheaume*, Chelsea Fahey*, Barb Stewart*, Sara Hollett, Stephanie [...] Capital History KiosksChris Gunter2020-09-03T10:24:29-04:00
A Day in the Life of a WHM Volunteer at the E. B. Eddy Mill, Part 1 For over 150 years, the E. B. Eddy paper mill was the site of ever-expanding industrial activity. It grew to [...] A Day in the Life of a WHM Volunteer at the E. B. Eddy Mill, Part 1Cydney Foote2020-09-03T10:50:43-04:00
The WHM’s Rand Formula Project In 1946, after a bitter 99-day strike that pitted the fledgling United Autoworkers (UAW) Local 200 against the powerful Ford [...] The WHM’s Rand Formula ProjectMaddie Cleroux2014-11-25T15:55:21-05:00
Meet the Museum’s new summer student The Workers' History Museum is again fortunate to receive funding from Young Canada Works (YCW) for the hiring of a [...] Meet the Museum’s new summer studentCommunication Volunteer2014-07-25T02:29:08-04:00
Remembering the Civil Service: Call for Participants “Remembering the Civil Service: A Study of Aboriginal Labour Experiences in the Post-War Ottawa Federal Civil Service” is an oral [...] Remembering the Civil Service: Call for ParticipantsCommunication Volunteer2020-09-03T11:48:21-04:00
Getting a National Unemployment Insurance System was not an Easy Fight With no unemployment insurance during the 1930s depression, workers only got support if they worked on public projects run by [...] Getting a National Unemployment Insurance System was not an Easy FightCommunication Volunteer2020-10-07T13:43:57-04:00