Surrey ACORN Members Rally for A Fair Wage
Surrey ACORN joined trade union activist in calling on the government of British Columbia to raise the minimum wage.
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CBC News: Nova Scotia's $20-a-month income assistance increase panned
'That's funny, $20,' says Bonnie Barrett. 'What's $20 going to get you nowadays?'
ACORN Members from Coast to Coast Fight for $15!
On Friday, April 15, ACORN members from across Canada joined allies to take action for a $15 minimum wage. ACORN members participated in actions in Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Halifax, Vancouver and Surrey.
Metro News Halifax: Fair Wage Coalition thinks Nova Scotians deserve a raise
The group's members held protest demanding province raise minimum wage to $15
Nova Scotia Advocate: Going hungry on minimum wage. The fight for $15 in Halifax
An information picket was held outside McDonald’s on Spring Garden Road this morning to remind passers by that minimum wage in Nova Scotia is not enough to live.
Rabble.ca: 'It's been a real struggle': Workers across Canada fight for $15 and fairness
Workers across Canada fighting for better job conditions take to the streets today for the annual Fight for $15 and Fairness day of action.
CBC Nova Scotia: A 10-cent increase in minimum wage the real joke
Here are a few April Fools' 2016 highlights from Nova Scotia
Rabble.ca: Scraping by on the minimum wage and the Fight for $15
British Columbia resident Amanda Sillanpaa is working to make a better life for her and her mother.
Briarpatch Magazine: What’s at Stake in the Fight for $15?
What's at stake in the fight for a $15 minimum wage
Unique FM: Manif pour une hausse du salaire minimum
Posted October 15, 2015
Un groupe représentant 2500 employés d’entretien d’édifices fédéraux ont manifesté aujourd’hui devant le Musée Canadien de la nature à Ottawa, pour réclamer une hausse appréciable du salaire minimum. Ils aimeraient voir leur salaire passer de 11,50 à 15 dollars l’heure. France Chartrand est une employée d’entretien affectée par le salaire minimum.