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Coalition Building: A Progressive Strategy for Canadian Unions

Labour Relations

Tory Mathers
January 1, 2000

Drawing on interviews with key players in coalition-building in Canada, the author looks at current trends, difficulties and the advantages for unions and their members, and the probable direction of future coalition-building efforts.

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