National Day of Mourning, April 28
In 1991 the federal government officially recognized the National Day of Mourning, held annually on April 28, eight years [...]
In 1991 the federal government officially recognized the National Day of Mourning, held annually on April 28, eight years [...]
https://youtu.be/MMKjbYQBX2U Host: Welcome back to the show. I always love introducing things to our viewers on the show, and [...]
Sarah Kadach from Vernon, BC, is the recipient of the Workers’ History Museum Pat McGrath Scholarship for 2022. She is [...]
Enjoy the reactions of kids looking at old typewriters and trying them out. Hilarious. To all you former secretaries, [...]
Barb Stewart and Linda McLaren had an exhibit table at the UTE Conference September 22 to 24, [...]
Devoted followers of the WHM website will recall the "Career of a Canal Tug" feature in our "What's New" [...]
By Paul Harrison Alva with barge in locks 1905; Workers' History Museum Image Collection PC0112 Among the [...]
Before the age of chainsaws and logging trucks, farmers from Ontario—my father and I included—would travel to a logging [...]
The Workers’ History Museum held a storytelling evening on the 100th anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist fire in New [...]
We are very pleased to have Sam Derby-Wiman doing his placement term from January to April 2021 working [...]