Thanks Jeff. Looks good!
Sharon
On Mon, Sep 10, 2018 at 11:05 AM Jeff Taylor Jeff.Taylor@umanitoba.ca wrote:
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*From: *"Karen Werlin" kwerlin@telus.net *Subject: **2019 Alberta Labour History Calendar* *Date: *September 6, 2018 at 4:34:18 PM CDT *To: *"'Alvin Finkel'" finkel@telusplanet.net, "Andrea Hasenbank" < agh3@ualberta.ca>, "'Don Bouzek'" dbouzek@outlook.com, < donnac9@ualberta.ca>, "Eric Strikwerda" erics@athabascau.ca, "Jack Hubler" jphubler@shaw.ca, "'James Muir'" james.muir@ualberta.ca, "Jo-Ann Kolmes" joannkolmes@gmail.com, "'Karen Werlin'" < kwerlin@telus.net>, "'Linda Robinson'" linda.robinson09@gmail.com, "Muriel Stanley Venne" murielv@shaw.ca, "'Scott Crichton'" < scrichton@ibew424.net>, "Winston Gereluk" winstong@fastmail.fm
*2019 Alberta Labour History Calendar*
The Great Labour Revolt of 1919*The Alberta Labour History Institute calendar for 2019 provides a concise and dramatic history of the Great Labour Revolt of 1919. It was the year when labour, disgusted by post-war profiteering and anti-worker practices by employers and governments alike that continued such attacks from the pre-war and wartime periods, lay down tools and took to the streets en masse to demand a new economic system.
The Winnipeg General Strike was a response to the oppression faced by workers and soon workers in many places across the country, including Calgary and Edmonton and Alberta's many coal towns had also initiated general strikes. The ALHI Calendar is more than a calendar. It is a readable and condensed but highly accurate history of trade unionism and workers' struggles in Alberta. It is also the top source of income for ALHI as it goes about its work of doing oral histories of Alberta working people and documenting in various ways the struggles of working people to build unions and to fight for political, social, and economic democracy for the people of Alberta.
We hope that you and your organization will support the work of ALHI by purchasing and displaying these calendars which have proven to be an invaluable source of information about working people and their history.
I’ve attached an order form for your convenience and look forward to your response.
Thanks!
*Karen Werlin* *Administrator* *Alberta Labour History Institute* *603, 12323 Stony Plain Rd NW* *Edmonton, AB T5N 3Y5* *Ph: (780) 732-0320 *
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