Saturday, March 8th is International Women’s Day. This show is about issues and events that continue to emphasize the relevance and importance of International Women’s Day. I have interviews with Tracy Glynn, an organizer with the NB Coalition for Pay Equity, and Romana Sehic, worker in a special care home in Fredericton and President of CUPE’s NB Council of Group Home Unions. Also on the show: in honour of Loretta Saunders, an Inuk woman who was found murdered on Wednesday, February 26th in Salisbury, New Brunswick. Finally, this week’s fact: what do bread and rebelling women have to do with the Russian Revolution?
New Brunswick Federation of Labour calls for stronger worker protections this Labour Day
Workers in New Brunswick will gather this Labour Day to celebrate the contributions working people make every day and to...

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