Article: Cette manche au syndicat--La greve chez Dupuis Freres en 1952.(labor strike)

ON 1 MAY 1952 the 1200 store and mail-order workers at Dupuis Freres in Montreal went out on strike. The conflict would last three months. The union, affiliated with the Confederation des travailleurs catholiques du Canada [CTCC] took on a powerful company, Dupuis Freres Ltee, with an established corporate image as a national symbol of French-Canadian entrepreneurship. The historiography of the post-war era has little to say of this event, which nonetheless ended in a resounding union victory. Historians instead have preferred to focus on such better-known conflicts as the Asbsetos strike of 1949 and the Murdochville strike of 1957. The article examines the context, ...

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