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Clerks cheer firemen
Clerks cheer firemen

Clerks cheer firemen

Date10/7/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Clerks cheer firemen: Striking federal clerks cheer as firefighters drive past them into Toronto International Airport today. The firefighters returned to their jobs at noon; ending a walkout in support of the clerks that shut down the airport for more than 24 hours. More than 35;000 air travellers and hundreds of flights were affected. But the firefighters said they could walk out again.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017049F
Empty of Passengers - and clerks-departures Jobby at Toronto International Airport stands deserted today after 1,750 air controllers walked off their (...)
Empty of Passengers - and clerks-departures Jobby at Toronto International Airport stands deserted today after 1,750 air controllers walked off their (...)
1/17/1972
Clerks' view of rail dispute. Censored placards showed their opinion of Parliament
Clerks' view of rail dispute. Censored placards showed their opinion of Parliament
9/3/1966
On the line: Striking federal clerks, above, apparently believe they have the right to raid the government cash box when they are so inclined, reader charges in letter at right
On the line: Striking federal clerks, above, apparently believe they have the right to raid the government cash box when they are so inclined, reader charges in letter at right
10/1/1980
Court clerks Ed Bavington (left) and Bruce Hind were fired this morning because they continued picketing old city hall in support of Don Jail guards, (...)
Court clerks Ed Bavington (left) and Bruce Hind were fired this morning because they continued picketing old city hall in support of Don Jail guards, (...)
1/2/1968
On the line: Striking postal clerks, above, are condemned by readers, in letters at left and below, one of whom argues that we have our rights, too, and one of them is to receive our mail
On the line: Striking postal clerks, above, are condemned by readers, in letters at left and below, one of whom argues that we have our rights, too, and one of them is to receive our mail
7/8/1981
Striking firemen cheer Jean L'Abbe, president of the Montreal Fire Fighters Association, and carry him out of a meeting last night at which he said he(...)
Striking firemen cheer Jean L'Abbe, president of the Montreal Fire Fighters Association, and carry him out of a meeting last night at which he said he(...)
10/31/1974
During illegal strike by Montreal firemen last month, the homes of 80 families were gutted despite attempts of civilians to fight the flames. The ille(...)
During illegal strike by Montreal firemen last month, the homes of 80 families were gutted despite attempts of civilians to fight the flames. The ille(...)
12/26/1974
Strikes - Canada - Air Canada - Air Traffic Controllers, firemen
Strikes - Canada - Air Canada - Air Traffic Controllers, firemen
4/26/1974
Airport Firemen walked out at noon today and shut down about half of air CAnada's normal daily flights at Toronto International Airport. Tom Stoyanoff(...)
Airport Firemen walked out at noon today and shut down about half of air CAnada's normal daily flights at Toronto International Airport. Tom Stoyanoff(...)
4/18/1974
On the line: Striking front desk clerk Diane McKenzie whiles away time on the Ramada picket line by reading a book
On the line: Striking front desk clerk Diane McKenzie whiles away time on the Ramada picket line by reading a book
4/13/1984
Bundled against cold, striking postal clerk Ilona Laney huddles today in the picket line on Front St
Bundled against cold, striking postal clerk Ilona Laney huddles today in the picket line on Front St
12/12/1977
The ferry is running, at last and stranded tourists wave and cheer at Port aux Basques, Nfld
The ferry is running, at last and stranded tourists wave and cheer at Port aux Basques, Nfld
9/2/1973