Carol Shields Auditorium, Millennium Library,
251 Donald Street | Suggested donation $5.00

Mayworks, Canadian Dimension Magazine and
Cliff (labour) film festival with the Support of the
Millennium Public Library proudly present A Film
Festival: Struggles – Justice – Rights.
A selection of features and shorts from the 2010
Cliff film festival will be featured, in addition to
other notable films from 2010. Featured films will
be screened on May 3, May 16 and May 24.

Featured Films:
Beneath Black Skies
In 1902, Australia’s largest industrial disaster
killed 96 men and boys and left 120 children
fatherless. This labour history tracks how
Australia’s first mineral export, coal, shaped
the men and women who lived the mining life…
beneath black skies.

THE COCA-COLA CASE
Colombia is the trade union murder capital of
the world. Since 2002, more than 470 workers’
leaders have been killed by paramilitaries hired
by companies intent on crushing the unions.
Among these corporate brands is… Coca-Cola.

Hosted by David Camfield

Chevra Mishnayes Synagogue, 700 Jefferson Avenue
Free Admission

The United Jewish People’s Order (UJPO) will explore Music from the Ghetto at its annual Holocaust Commemoration.

Musicologist JaneEnkin will speak about music that was written
during that dark time and will sing selected pieces.

The UJPO choir-The North End Jewish folk Choir- will also perform.

For further information call Dora at 338-3448

Assemble at 12:30 p.m. March begins at 1 p.m. The annual May Day march is organized by Winnipeg Labour Council and takes place in recognition of International Working Class Day. Equal Rights, Equal Opportunities and Progress for All.

The MAYWORKS MAIL ART exhibit is part of the world’s largest collection featuring the theme of work. MAIL ART is a worldwide cultural movement started in the 1960’s to bypass the elitist gallery/museum system of art. All of May – Millennium Library, 251 Donald Street

Room 2C, Union Centre, 275 Broadway, Winnipeg

A candlelight service to remember those who have lost their lives earning a living, and those who have become disabled from work.

Contact: Jean-Guy Bourgeois, Manitoba Federation of Labour, 953-2563