You Can’t Do That on Television!
Notable for its sketch comedy, and the career launching of many young Canadian artists, the theme of the popular 80's [...]
Workers’ History Museum / Bytown Museum walking tour partnership (July 5th – 8th 2017)
Workers' History Museum Secretary Bob Allen explains how the Rideau Canal was built. WHM/Bytown Labour History walking tour, Wednesday, 5 [...]
Workers’ History Museum / Bytown Museum walking tour partnership
Celebrate Canada’s 150th. and hear fascinating stories about the National Capital’s labour history. Schedule In partnership with the Bytown Museum, [...]
Capital History Kiosks
CapitalHistoryKiosks: Project Team (*) and Graduate Researchers: Left to right: Samantha Osborn*, Ross Rheaume*, Chelsea Fahey*, Barb Stewart*, Sara Hollett, Stephanie [...]
The Canadian Association of Labour Media 2017 Cliff Scotton award for a production!
The video, The Public Service Alliance of Canada – 50 Years of Solidarity, won the Canadian Association of Labour Media's [...]
The PSAC 50th anniversary project
Having dinner with eleven of the people who worked on the PSAC 50th anniversary project. Middle front and to the [...]
The Great Wildfire of 1870: A history told by Ruth Stewart-Verger and Murray McGregor
Until Fort McMurray in the spring of 2016, the Ontario fire of 1870 was the largest wild-fire in Canadian history. [...]
Doors Open Ottawa event at the PSAC
Want to visit one of Canada's top 500 buildings? Saturday, 4 and Sunday 5 June, 2016, the Workers' History Museum [...]
In Memoriam
The Worker’s History Museum wanted to remember our former Board and Trustee member, Pat McGrath, who passed away in November [...]
National Day of Mourning – April 28
Is today the day you die at work? This is a question asked by the Canadian Labour Congress. Between 1993 [...]