Where was labour in Canada in 1890 to1914?

Between 1890 and 1914, labor in Canada was characterized by significant growth and industrialization, particularly in urban areas. Workers, including many immigrants, faced harsh conditions, long hours, and low wages, which led to the rise of labor unions and organized strikes for better rights and working conditions. The period also saw the formation of key labor organizations, such as the Canadian Labour Union and the Trades and Labour Congress of Canada, reflecting a growing collective consciousness among workers. Overall, this era laid the groundwork for subsequent labor reforms and the establishment of more formal labor rights in Canada.