Foreword
The Osgoode Society for Legal History
Preface
Harry Arthurs
Introduction
Work on Trial: Canadian Labour Law Struggles
Judy Fudge and Eric Tucker
Part One: Constitutions and Institutions
“Capitalist ‘Justice’ as Peddled by the ‘Noble Lords’”: Toronto Electric Commissioners v. Snider et al.
R. Blake Brown and Jennifer Llewellyn
John East Iron Works v. Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board: A Test for the Infant Administrative State
Beth Bilson
Part Two: Responsible Unions: Security, Orderly Production, and Dissent
How Justice Rand Devised His Famous Formula
William Kaplan
Dissent, Democracy, and Discipline: The Case of Kuzych v. White et al.
Mark Leier
Organizing Offshore: Labour Relations, Industrial Pluralism, and Order in the Newfoundland and Labrador Oil Industry, 1997–2006
Sean T. Cadigan
Part Three: Courts and Collective Action in the Post-War Regime
The Royal York Hotel Case: The “Right” to Strike — And Not Be Fired for Striking
Malcolm E. Davidson
Hersees of Woodstock Ltd. v. Goldstein: How a Small Town Case Made it Big
Eric Tucker
A Certain Malaise: Harrison v. Carswell, Shopping Centre Picketing, and the Limits of the Post-war Settlement
Philip Girard and Jim Phillips
Part Four: Human Rights Norms at Work
Debating Maternity Rights: Pacific Western Airlines and Flight Attendants’ Struggle to “Fly Pregnant” in the 1970s
Joan Sangster
Challenging Norms and Creating Precedents: The Tale of a Woman Firefighter in the Forests of British Columbia
Judy Fudge and Hester Lessard
Part Five: Changing Common Law Norms
The Micropolitics of Wallace v. United Grain Growers Ltd.
Daphne G. Taras
Afterword: Looking Back
Harry Glasbeek