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We are three Mi'gmaq women who have a dream and the support and encouragement of our families, possessing the commitment, dedication and determination to cycle across this country (7,200 km) to raise awareness and bring attention to the plight of family violence experienced by so many in our Aboriginal communities and violence against Aboriginal women.
In part, the BC Federation of Labour exists to preserve the independence of the labour movement from political control; to encourage workers to vote, exercise their full rights of responsibilities of citizenship, and perform their rightful part in the political life of governments; and to support the legislative program of the Canadian Labour Congress.
The BC Shipyard General Worker's Federation has created a website that explains why BC ferries should be built and refitted in British Columbia shipyards.
The Canada Industrial Relations Board is responsible for the interpretation and administration of Part I (Industrial Relations), and certain provisions of Part II (Occupational Health and Safety) of the Canada Labour Code (and go to
http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/L-2/index.html for the Canada Labour Code).Member of Parliament Finder
Find your Member of Parliament using your Postal Code.
Find your MLA by Name, Constituency, Community or by Postal Code.
Ensuring your voice is heard in the BC Legislature.
National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee of National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW).
In 1935 hundreds of single unemployed men hopped freight trains for Ottawa demanding work, wages and an end to government relief camps. Their historic On to Ottawa Trekwas one of the highlights of the severe economic depression of 1929-39. It led to many of the social programs we enjoy today. This site is intended to keep alive the spirit, the memories, and the lessons of the trek.
PovNet is an internet site for advocates, people on welfare, and community groups and individuals involved in anti-poverty work. It provides up-to-date information about welfare and housing laws and resources in British Columbia, Canada. PovNet links to current anti-poverty issues and also provides links to other Canadian and International anti-poverty organizations.
In 1987 the first corporate salmon farm arrived in the archipelago, and all expected prosperous times for the community and reduced pressure and conservation of wild salmon stocks. In a few short years these hopes were dashed.
The BC Government plans to contract out the administration of the Medical Services Plan, Pharmacare and other public services. This could mean the government handing over your personal and confidential information to American multi-national corporations where it could be accessed by the FBI under the USA Patriot Act.
Speaking out on issues like privatization, jobs and healthcare; these groups are making a difference:
Council of Canadians Splash Page 2, BC Citizens for Public Power, and Welcome to the BC Health Coalition.</AHREF="HTTP:>Workers' Compensation Board of British ColumbiaThe Workers' Compensation Board of BC home page contains information, support, and news.
