Sad News: Burnley Allan Jones Dies in Halifax Burnley Allan "Rocky" Jones, labour/human rights lawyer and internationally acclaimed human and civil rights activist, suffered a heart attack and [...] Sad News: Burnley Allan Jones Dies in HalifaxCommunication Volunteer2020-09-03T12:06:20-04:00
Workers’ history commemorated in Rideau Canal plaque On Thursday, 20 June, 2013, President Bob Hatfield represented the Workers’ History Museum as Peter Kent, Minister of Environment and [...] Workers’ history commemorated in Rideau Canal plaqueCommunication Volunteer2020-10-07T13:47:10-04:00
CEP National Women’s Conference The Workers’ History Museum attended the 10th Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada (CEP) National Women’s Conference from 20 [...] CEP National Women’s ConferenceBob Hatfield2020-10-07T13:47:55-04:00
May 8th: History of the lumber and forestry industry in the Ottawa Valley We have a new office and to celebrate, the Workers" History Museum along with guest speaker Michel Martin will be [...] May 8th: History of the lumber and forestry industry in the Ottawa ValleyCommunications Communications2020-09-03T12:14:35-04:00
Letter to Rona Ambrose Re: Macdonald Building According to a front page article in the Ottawa Citizen published on Thursday, February 28, 2013, US stone is going [...] Letter to Rona Ambrose Re: Macdonald BuildingCommunications Communications2020-09-03T12:15:14-04:00
Historic Canals in Jeopardy Winterlude is in full swing here in the National Capital Region as thousands of people flock to the Rideau Canal, [...] Historic Canals in Jeopardy2013-02-23T15:21:20-05:00