Season 5 · Episode 67
Labour Day celebrations still relevant as unions fight for workers’ rights, says council president
September 20, 202520m 10s
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Show Notes
<p>Labour Day has a long history in Canada. It was first declared in 1894 as a federal statutory</p>
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