Raising the workers' flag the Workers' Unity League of Canada, 1930-1936 - Endicott, Stephen Lyon (University of Toronto Press, 2012)
Includes bibliographical references and index
1 Workers in Canada's Second Industrial Revolution -- 2 The Red International -- 3 Getting Started -- 4 Going to 'Mecca' -- 5 1931: Trial by Fire -- 6 Red Blairmore -- 7 August 1932: Confronting the Prime Minister -- 8 The First Congress of the Workers' Unity League 1932 -- 9 Women of the Workers' Unity League: Taking Their Place Side by Side as Activists in the Labour Market -- 10 Hard Rock Miners: Anyox- Noranda- Flin Flon -- 11 1933: Gaining Momentum -- 12 Sweatshops and Militancy in the Needle Trades -- 13 Woodsmen of the West -- 14 Fishers in the Salish Sea -- 15 Not Hot Cakes or Foremen: On to Ottawa! -- 16 Changing Times: The Final Convention of the Workers' Unity League -- Afterword -- Appendix I: Draft Constitution of the Workers' Unity League of Canada -- Appendix II: Federal Department of Labour Diagram of the Workers' Unity League, c. 1933 -- Appendix III: Charter for the Right to Live