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The Winnipeg General Strike of 1919

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This episode explores the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike, a pivotal event in Canadian history driven by post-war economic hardships and the fight for workers' rights. Spanning from May to June, the strike involved 30,000 workers and culminated in the violent "Bloody Saturday," highlighting the tensions between labor and government. Its legacy not only sparked reforms in labor laws but also shaped future political movements advocating for social justice in Canada.

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This episode explores the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike, a pivotal event in Canadian history driven by post-war economic hardships and the fight for workers' rights. Spanning from May to June, the strike involved 30,000 workers and culminated in the violent "Bloody Saturday," highlighting the tensions between labor and government. Its legacy not only sparked reforms in labor laws but also shaped future political movements advocating for social justice in Canada.

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