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PHOTOGRAPHY about Direct Actionposted on June 20, 2011 by flux

Office Occupation for Postal Workers

by murray bush - flux photo

The Occupiers
Making a stand
In the office: bottled water featuring MP's face for Canada Day
Saxton community office at Third and Lonsdale

NORTH VANCOUVER - Postal workers and supporters are occupying the community  office of Tory MP Andrew Saxton. The action is one of several similar occupations of Conservative MP offices across the country to demand the reversal of back-to-work legislation in the postal dispute.

The activists say more supporters are welcome at the office at Third and Lonsdale.  

For more details see the press release

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Mon, 06/20/2011 - 20:32 — Sid Ishon

Whats with the bottles of water -

- with his face on them?

Seriously ...

Solidarity with all labour direct action!

I figured a Harper majority would stir up some labour strife eventually but here we go!

Hope the posties don't blink. 

Tue, 06/21/2011 - 11:14 — Denise (not verified)

Stand up fight back!

Hey all, Bravo! Great job, and ya even have toilets, what Do ya need to continue the occupation? Denise.

 

Wed, 06/22/2011 - 20:31 — mail ma'am (not verified)

yeah!!

Thank you brave posties for carrying out this action.

 

Thanks also for the fab photos mr. bush.....if that IS your real name..... : )

Thu, 06/23/2011 - 10:03 — mail ma'am (not verified)

Go Posties!!!! It is just so

Go Posties!!!! It is just so wrong how Herr Harper is treating you/us.

 

Great photos too!! : )

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