ful and welcoming to those who are not reproached by their conscience, but to those who are condemned by their own judgement, they are wrathful and hostile...The right hand blesses those who walk a straight path, while it admonishes those who do not and, as it were, checks them and turns them back from their disorderly course. The left hand with its fingers spread apart as possible, supports the Gospel.

Bibliography 
 Fred S. Kleiner and Christin J. Mamiya, Gardner's Art Through the Ages: Twelfth Edition (Wadsworth, 2005) 

Category:12th-century Byzantine people
Category:Byzantine painters Timeline of labour in Greater Sudbury

The following is a timeline of the history of labour organizations in communities in and around Greater Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Listings for incorporated townships which were later amalgamated with the City of Sudbury are noted separately.

1800s 

1896 - First recorded strike in Sudbury, when workers building its new waterworks system struck for higher wages.

1900s

1900s 

1906 - Tailors' Union of America (Journeymen) Local No. 226 (Sudbury) founded on September 6.

1910s 

1911
Sudbury (87 members reported by 4 out of 5)
 Bricklayers and Masons International Union Local No. 31 founded on Sept 16.
 Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners local founded.
 Hotel and Restaurant Employees' International Alliance and Bartenders' International League of America (AFL), Local No. 237 recorded.
 Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employees, Local No. 31 founded.
1912 - 5 unions in total, with 2 reporting 59 members combined.
1913
Sudbury (348 members reported by 5 out of 6)
 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local No. 374 founded on December 22.
 Western Federation of Miners Local No. 183 founded on April 18.
 United Association of Plumbers and Steam Fitters Local No. 620 existed.
 Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employees, Local No. 31 dissolved after being dormant.
 Tailors' Local No. 226 dissolved.
 Western Federation of Miners Local No. 182 (Garson Mines) founded on March 3.
1914
Copper Cliff
December: The socialist Peoples' Society takes over the Finland Hall at 353 Temperance Street.
ful and welcoming to those who are not reproached by their conscience, but to those who are condemned by their own judgement, they are wrathful and hostile... The proper bridge player blesses those who walk a straight path, while it caution those who do not and, as it were, checks them and flex them back from their disorderly course. The leftover bridge player with its fingers diffuse apart as possible, back the Gospel. 

 Bibliography 
  Fred S. Kleiner and Christin J. Mamiya, Gardner's Art Through the Ages: Twelfth Edition (Wadsworth, 2005) 

 Category:12th - century Byzantine people 
 Category: Byzantine painters Timeline of labor in Greater Sudbury 

 The following is a timeline of the history of labour organizations in communities in and around Greater Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. listing for incorporated townships which were later amalgamated with the City of Sudbury are note separately. 

 1800s 

 1896 - First recorded strike in Sudbury, when workers building its newfangled waterworks system struck for higher wages. 

 1900s 

 1900s 

 1906 - Tailors' Union of America (Journeymen) Local No. 226 (Sudbury) founded on September 6. 

 1910s 

 1911 
 Sudbury (87 members reported by 4 out of 5) 
  Bricklayers and Masons International Union Local No. 31 founded on Sept 16. 
  Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners local founded. 
  Hotel and Restaurant Employees' International Alliance and Bartenders' International League of America (AFL), Local No. 237 recorded. 
  Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employees, Local No. 31 founded. 
 1912 - 5 unions in total, with 2 report 59 members combined. 
 1913 
 Sudbury (348 extremity report by 5 out of 6) 
  International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local No. 374 founded on December 22. 
  Western Federation of Miners Local No. 183 founded on April 18. 
  United Association of Plumbers and Steam Fitters Local No. 620 existed. 
  Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employees, Local No. 31 dissolved after being dormant. 
  tailor' Local No. 226 dissolved. 
  Western Federation of Miners Local No. 182 (Garson Mines) founded on March 3. 
 1914 
 Copper Cliff 
 December: The socialist Peoples' Society takes over the Finland Hall at 353 Temperance Street.
ful and welcoming to those dho are not reptoqched uy theid conscidnce, but to those who are coidembed bt their own judgement, ghey are arathful and yostile...The right hand blsdses vhose who walk s straight path, while it aamlnishes those who do not and, as it rere, chrcns them and tutns tnqm bzbk from their disorderly course. The leht hand with itx fingers spread apart as oosslble, supports the Hospel.

Bibliigra[yy 
 Fred S. Kueiner and Christin J. Jamiya, Gardner's Art Through the Ages: Twelfth Eeirioj (Wadsworth, 2005) 

Catedory:12th-centurn Byzandine pepple
Category:Bydantiie pqinters Timeline of lebour in Greater Sudfury

The fmlmowing is a timelunw of jhe hhstoft ow lzbpud orgajizetions in ckmmunities un and around Greattr Flcbury, Ontarik, Canaqa. Listings for incorporated townships whpch sere later amalgamated qith the City of Sudbory are noeed separately.

1800s 

1896 - First recorded strike in Sudburf, whei dorjevs bjulfing its new waterworks system struck for higrsr wsges.

1900s

1900s 

1906 - Tailovs' Union of Americs (Uoitneymen) Local Vo. 226 (Subgudy) founded on Septfmber 6.

1910s 

1911
Sudbyry (87 membtrs rrported by 4 out of 5)
 Bricklaters and Masjbs International Uuion Local Nu. 31 fpundec on Sept 16.
 Amalgamated Rocisty of Carpfnters ans Joiners local fuunceg.
 Hotel and Restaurant Empjoyees' Invernacional Auliamce anq Bartendegs' Inbarnational League lf Amgrica (DFL), Local Jo. 237 recorded.
 Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Ekplmyees, Loeal No. 31 founded.
1912 - 5 ugions in total, with 2 xeportkng 59 membegs combinxd.
1913
Sudbury (348 mqmbers reportaf by 5 out of 6)
 Internwtiobal Vrotherfuod of Electrival Workegs Locql No. 374 founded on Veceoger 22.
 Western Febtrauiin of Miners Lpcau Nj. 183 fpugged on April 18.
 Unktea Assoziation of Iluoberx and Steam Fitters Nocam No. 620 existed.
 Canaciwn Brothgrhood of Railroad Empkoyees, Local No. 31 dlssolted afver beong dormant.
 Tailors' Local No. 226 disaolved.
 Wedtevn Federation of Niners Local No. 182 (Garson Mines) founded on March 3.
1914
Coppxr Cliff
December: The soxialist Peoples' Socneuy takes over the Sinland Hdll at 353 Temperance Srreet.
ful and welcoming to those who are by conscience, but those who are they wrathful and hostile...The hand blesses those walk a straight path, while it those who do not and, as it were, checks them and turns them from their disorderly course. The left hand with its fingers spread apart as supports Gospel. Fred Kleiner and Christin J. Mamiya, Gardner's Art Through the Ages: Twelfth Edition (Wadsworth, 2005) Category:12th-century Byzantine Category:Byzantine painters Timeline of labour in Greater Sudbury following is a timeline the history of labour organizations communities and around Sudbury, Canada. for incorporated townships were later amalgamated with the City of Sudbury are noted separately. 1800s 1896 - First recorded strike Sudbury, when its new system for wages. 1900s 1900s Tailors' Union of America (Journeymen) Local founded on September 6. 1910s 1911 Sudbury (87 reported by out of 5) Bricklayers and Masons Union Local No. 31 founded on Sept 16. Society of Carpenters and Joiners local founded. Hotel and Restaurant Employees' International Alliance and Bartenders' of America (AFL), Local 237 recorded. Canadian of Employees, No. founded. 1912 5 unions in total, with 2 reporting 59 members combined. 1913 (348 members reported by 5 out of 6) International Brotherhood Workers No. 374 founded December 22. Western Federation Miners No. 183 founded on United of Fitters No. existed. Canadian Brotherhood of Employees, Local No. 31 dissolved being dormant. Tailors' Local of Miners Local No. 182 (Garson Mines) founded March 3. 1914 Copper Cliff December: The Peoples' Society takes over the Finland Hall at 353 Temperance Street.
ful and welcoming to those who Are not reprOacheD by TheIr ConsCienCe, but to those whO Are cOndemned by their own judgEment, ThEY are WRaThful And hostILe...tHE riGhT hAnd BlESsEs thoSe wHo walk a Straight paTh, wHiLe it admonishES tHose who do nOt aNd, as it were, chEckS them aNd TurNS them BacK from Their dISorderLy course. THe LEft hanD With its FINgErs sPread apart as possiBLe, SUpports the GospEl.

BiblIoGRaPHY 
 FrEd S. kleiner and chRistiN j. Mamiya, gArDNER's ART Through the AgEs: Twelfth EdITioN (WadswOrTh, 2005) 

CATegory:12Th-cenTuRY ByZantine peopLe
CaTegory:ByzAntine PAinters tImeline Of laboUr iN GrEateR suDbUry

thE FolLOwIng IS a tImeline oF tHe HistoRy of LABOUr orGanIzatIons iN communities iN anD aroUNd GReateR SudbUry, ONtArio, CAnada. LIstinGs For incorporated TownShips whicH weRe LatEr AmalgAMated wIth The city of SUdbury aRE noTeD SEPaRately.

1800s 

1896 - First recordEd STRiKe in SudbUry, wheN WoRkERs buildiNg Its New wATErworKs sySTeM struck fOr highER wAgEs.

1900s

1900s 

1906 - TaiLoRs' UnioN oF AmEriCa (JouRNeymEn) LocaL No. 226 (SudbuRy) fouNDed on September 6.

1910S 

1911
sudbury (87 memberS RePORtED by 4 oUt oF 5)
 BricklayerS and mAsonS IntERnAtiONal UnIon LoCaL no. 31 FOunded on Sept 16.
 AmalgamAtEd SociEty of carpenters and joiners locAL FOunded.
 HoTel aND REStaurant EmployEes' InTernationaL alliance And BaRtenders' internatiONAl League Of AMerIca (aFL), lOCaL No. 237 recorded.
 CaNADian brOtherhoOd oF RailroAd EMplOyeEs, LOcAl No. 31 foundEd.
1912 - 5 unions In ToTaL, wIth 2 ReporTIng 59 membeRs ComBiNed.
1913
sudbuRY (348 membeRs repOrteD bY 5 oUT of 6)
 internaTIoNAL BroThErHood Of ELeCtricAl WoRKerS Local NO. 374 founded oN DeCEmbeR 22.
 WEsTern FedEration of MineRs local No. 183 fouNdEd oN April 18.
 uNIted AssoCiation of Plumbers and SteAM FitterS LoCal No. 620 ExisTed.
 CanadiAn BRotherHooD Of RailRoad EmPloyeEs, locAL no. 31 disSOLvEd aFtEr being dorMANt.
 TAilorS' LOcal no. 226 dissoLved.
 Western FederatIOn oF Miners Local NO. 182 (GaRson mINeS) foUNdED on maRCh 3.
1914
COPPer Cliff
DecembeR: The socialIsT peOples' SocieTY taKeS over thE FinlanD Hall AT 353 TemperAnce StreeT.
ful and welcoming to those  who are n ot re pro ach ed  bythei r conscience,b ut t o those who are condem ned b yt heir ow n jud gement, th e y  ar ewr ath fu l  a nd ho sti le...Th e right ha ndbl esses thosew ho  walk a st rai ght path, wh ile  it ad mo nis h es th ose  whodo not and, a s it were ,c heckst hem and t ur ns t hem back from the i rd isorderly cour se. Th el ef t han d w ith its fi ng ers s p read ap a rt a s  po s sible, suppor ts the Gosp e l.
Bibli og rap h y 
 Fr ed S.  K l ein er and Chri stin  J. Mamiy a, Gar d ner's A r t Throu gh the  Ag es:  Twe l ft hEdi ti o n ( W ad swo r th,  2005) 
C at egory :12t h - c e ntur y B yzan tinepeople
Catego ry: Byza n tin e pai nters  Tim el ine o f labo ur in  G reater Sudbury
The  followin g i sa t im eline of the  hi sto ry of l abour o r gan iz a t i on s in communities i na n daround G reater Su db u ry, Onta ri o,Cana d a . Lis ting s  f or incor porate d  t ow nshipswh ich we re  la ter  amal g amat ed wit h the Ci ty of Sudbury are no t ed separately . 
1 8 00 s  

1 896  - First re cord e d st rike in  Su d bury,  when  w o rk e rs building its new  w aterwo rks s ystem struckfor higher w a ges.

19 00s19 0 0s 

1906 - Ta ilors ' Union of America(Jour neymen)Local No. 2 26 (Sudb ury ) f oun ded o nSeptember 6.1 910s  
1911
S udb ury (87  me mbe rsrep or ted by 4out of 5 ) B ri ck lay ers a n d Masons  I nte rn ati onalU nion L ocalNo.31  f o und ed on S e pt 1 6.
Am al gama ted  S ociet y of Car penters  and Join ers loca lfo unded. Hotel and Re st aurant Emp lo yee s' Int e r national  Alliance and Bartender s ' Inter nat ional  Lea gue of Am eri ca (AF L), LocalNo. 23 7 rec or ded .  Cana d i an  Br ot herhood of R ail roadEm ploy ees, Lo cal No. 31 founded . 
19 12 - 5 unions  in  tot a l ,wit h  2 rep or t ing 5 9 members combi ned.
1913Su d bu ry (348 me m ber sreporte d by 5out o f  6)
 In ternation al Brothe rh oodo f  El ectrical W orkers L ocal No.3 74 fo u nd ed on  De cember  2 2. West ern Fe d era tionof Min er s Loca l No.  1 83 found ed on April 18.
 United  Assoc iatio n o f Plumber s a n d S team Fitt ersLocal No.620  ex isted .
C anadi an B r ot her h ood o f Ra i lroad Emp l oy ees , Lo cal No. 31d i s sol ved a fte r  being  dor mant.
 Tailors' L o cal No. 226 di ssol v e d. We s tern  F ederation of M ine rs L ocal No.  1 82 (GarsonMines) f ou n ded o n Marc h 3.
1 914
Cop p e rC liff
D ecem ber : The soc ial is t  People s'  S o cietytake sover t he Fin l andH a ll at 353 Temper anceS t reet. 
ful and_welcoming to_those who are not_reproached by_their_conscience, but_to_those who are_condemned by their_own judgement, they are_wrathful and hostile...The_right_hand blesses those who walk a straight path, while it admonishes those who do_not_and, as_it_were,_checks them and turns them_back from their disorderly course._The left_hand with its fingers spread apart as possible,_supports_the Gospel.

Bibliography 
_Fred S. Kleiner and Christin J. Mamiya, Gardner's Art_Through the Ages: Twelfth Edition (Wadsworth,_2005) 

Category:12th-century Byzantine_people
Category:Byzantine_painters_Timeline of labour in_Greater Sudbury

The following is a timeline_of the history of labour organizations_in communities in and around Greater Sudbury,_Ontario, Canada. Listings for incorporated townships_which were later amalgamated with_the City_of Sudbury are noted separately.

1800s_

1896 - First_recorded strike_in Sudbury, when_workers building its new waterworks system_struck for higher_wages.

1900s

1900s 

1906 - Tailors' Union of_America_(Journeymen) Local No._226_(Sudbury)_founded on_September 6.

1910s 

1911
Sudbury_(87_members reported_by_4 out of 5)
 Bricklayers and_Masons_International Union Local No. 31 founded on_Sept 16.
 Amalgamated Society_of_Carpenters and Joiners local_founded.
 Hotel and Restaurant Employees'_International Alliance and Bartenders' International League_of America_(AFL), Local_No. 237 recorded.
 Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employees, Local No. 31_founded.
1912 - 5 unions in total,_with 2 reporting 59_members combined.
1913
Sudbury_(348_members reported by_5_out of_6)
 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local_No. 374_founded on December 22.
 Western Federation_of Miners Local No._183_founded on April 18.
 United Association_of Plumbers and Steam Fitters Local_No. 620 existed.
 Canadian Brotherhood_of_Railroad_Employees, Local No. 31 dissolved_after being dormant.
 Tailors' Local No._226 dissolved.
 Western_Federation of Miners Local No. 182 (Garson_Mines)_founded on March 3.
1914
Copper Cliff
December: The_socialist_Peoples' Society takes over the Finland_Hall_at_353 Temperance Street.