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Images tagged "labour_and_industry"

"All Strikers to Be Reinstated: Victoria Machinery Depot Agrees to Take Its Employees Back"

"Prepare Early for Home Products Fair: Committee Appoints Manager and Lays Plans for 1919 Event"

Skinner's Cove

Sidney Chinatown

James Island School

Major Angus at Extension

The 5th Regiment at Extension

The 5th Regiment at Extension

The 5th Regiment at Extension

Cleaning Up at Extension

The 5th Regiment at Extension

Brentwood College

Dorothy Poulton Ramsay and Buster

Female Employees

Tolmie School Staff Members

"Duty Refused by Crew of Maquinna"

"Shipyard Road is Causing Interest"

"British Columbia Delivered Forty Ships Last Year"

"Inaugural of Shipyard Club Brilliant Event"

"Not a Candidate in Mayoralty Contest"

"It Will Be Built"

"Negotiations for Shipyard Resumed"

"Local Yard to Repair Watson: Strike At Seattle Results in Contract Being Sent to Victoria"

"Ready to Construct Aeroplanes Locally When Demand Arises"

The 88th During the Coal Strike

"Iron Founder Dies At Advanced Age"

"Landslide on By-Law Makes Possible Start on Bridge in Summer"

"Response Becoming Far More Liberal: Many Subscriptions Received by Victoria Shipowners Limited, Yesterday"

"Getting Whalers Ready for Season"

Margaret Jenkins School

Lumbermen Looking to Europe

Limited Railway Work on Island

Rev. Stevenson's Unemployment Plea

Soldiers Shovel Snow

Tram Service Limited

Railways Blocked by Snow

Citizens Must Help Themselves

Sleighing in Esquimalt

Weather Bulletin

Snow Clearing in Suburbs

Grape Nuts Ad

Investigations in Calgary Riot

Riots in Calgary

River Steamer by Yarrows

Work for Soldiers

"Would Establish Huge Steel Plant in City"

Advertisement for Secretarial Position with the Minimum Wage Board

"French Ships to Outfit in Victoria"

"Help It Along"

"Mothers' Pensions Tribute To Her Sex"

"First Post War Fall Fair Planned"

"Brilliant Speech by Leader of Opposition in Legislative Chamber"

"Premier in Depressing Vein Answers Opposition in House"

"Our Great Need"

"Strike Manifesto Has Been Issued"

"A State of Anarchy"

"Nanaimo Now Quiet, Troops Prevent Further Disorder"

"Few Militiamen Left in Victoria"

"To Protest Against Sending of Troops"

"Blames Government for the Strike"

"Victoria Soldiers Feed the Refugees"

"An Important Step"

"Oriental Menace"

"Chinese Discourage Further Immigration"

"May Recall Troops by End of the Week"

"Urges Shorter Hours in Domestic Service"

"Chinese Supply Food at Breakwater Work"

"May Reward Troops"

"The Unemployed"

"Profit By Deed of Pharoah's Daughter: Movement for Women's Pensions Traced Back to Nile by Mrs. Ralph Smith"

"Mr. Pattullo Makes Proposal to League: Commercial Flying and Forest Protection May Go Hand in Hand"-

"Aeroplanes to Spot Whales"

"Will Share Profits With His Employees"

"Development Rests on Co-operation"-jpg

"Day Nursery is Serving Great Need"

"Regiments Remember Comrades in Field"

"Ask Work on Drill Hall"

"Street Car Strike Ties up Transportation Here; Some Electricians Out"

"Strike Settled; Men Return to Work in Shipyards To-Morrow"

"A Solution"

"Personal Cards and Business Directory"

"James Island Will Have Assembly Hall"

"Yarrow's Ltd. Has a Modern Plant at Esquimalt; Some Activities"

"Domestic Science Teachers in Demand"

"Victoria Aviator is Taken Prisoner"

"Deserter But Not Guilty of Breach"

"Co-Operation Needed"

"Yarrows Limited to Extend Plant"

"Wants Union"

"Men Must Work in States or Fight"

"Winnipeg Strike Now Nearing an End"

"Victoria's Great Fair Calls to All Loyal Victorians"

"Last Call"

"New in Brief"

"Suggests Formation of Shipyard Commission"

"Technical Course Outlined to Board"

"Demountable Ship Is Approved By Lloyd's"

"Canadianize Our Alien Workers"

"Wearable Footgear All Will Be Taxed"

"Link Up the Loose Ends"

"Salary Question Still A Cause of Argument"

"Every Boy Should Learn A Trade"

"Loyalty League Explains Objects"

"Canadian Labour and Foreign Trade"

"Labor Awaiting Leader's Return"

"Events in Winnipeg To Largely Determine Action Taken By Victoria Unions"

"Loyalty League Anxous to Meet Labor Delegates"

"Comrades are Solid for Loyalty League"

"All Strikers to Be Reinstated"

"Government's Plan To Build Drydock Caused General Satisfaction"

"Mediation Saved Public Discomfort"

"Victoria Will Be Port of Call For Six Admiral Liners"

"Esquimalt Wants Smoke Stacks"

"Re: Smoke Nuisance Bylaw"

"Discuss 'Made In Victoria Week'"

"The Free Port Proposal"

"Good Deposit of Mercury Possible"

"Machinery To Cut City's Pay Roll"

"Frills Versus Non-Frills"

""Made In Victoria Week" Next Month"

"Extensive Plans For Night School"

"Negotiate Agreement With Ex-Service Men on Dock Employment"

"Points to Steady Industrial Growth"

"Not Only Made-in-Victoria, But Also Made by Returned Men"

"Munition Workers Did Their Duty By Empire in Many Plants"

"An Answer To Germany's War Against Allied Ships"

"Munitions of War Manufactured Here"

"Admiral Jellicoe Receives Addresses of Welcome From Premier, Mayor and Reeve"

"Island Mines Back to Normal Tonnage"

"Victorians Are Heard At Ottawa"

"City To Commence Program of Wood Cutting On Monday"

"Saanich Takes Steps To Give Out Work"

Dunsmuir Coal Mine Strikers in Ladysmith Being Marched to Jail

Steel Being Brought to the Construction Site of Victoria High School

First Technical Class, Victoria High School

The First Technical Class, Victoria High School

"Yarrow and Son Buy Yards Here"

"Time Propitious to Urge Canadian Navy"

"Woman Suffrage is Rejected by House"

"Labor Commission Makes Its Report"

"Sidney Plants Begin Active Production"

"Discuss Conditions of Work in Victoria"

"Victoria Shipyards Are Very Busy Now"

"New Industry for Victoria City"

"Members Discuss War-Time Conditions"

"Manufacturer's List Has Been Prepared"

"Local Patriotism and Business"

"Depot Relieves Many Unemployed"

Reflection on Shipyards' Workers

Shelbourne Street Extension

Cash Raising Sale, Ad

Port Advantages

Monster Telescope

1916 Review

Breakwater Nearing Completion

Shipbuilding Letter

Minimum Wage

Back to Work at Yarrows

Harvesters and Unemployment

Saanich Paving Issues

Road Plan Cut

Religion and Construction

Workmen Injured in Sewer

Bridge Details Discussed

Sewer Installation

Compensation Board Organization

Compensation Bill

Unloading Steel

Unemployment Action?

Letter Against Day, Unions

Union Negotiations Down the Drain

War Not Having Negative Impact, Shipping

Shell Manufacturing

Standard Furniture Ad

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