Addie interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-1-1
- Item
- 11 July 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Addie was a retiring net woman at Prince Rupert Fishermen's Coop. Interview recorded at work.
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Archival descriptionAnita interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-6-1
- Item
- 17 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Anita was a young mother, daughter of Terry, born in Prince Rupert.
Balwinder interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-8-1
- Item
- 18 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Balwinder was an East Indian woman who immigrated to Prince Rupert around 1980. Interviewed at her home.
- F-66-1-0-0-19-1
- Item
- 15 April 1989
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Celeste interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-5-1
- Item
- 17 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Celeste was a young French-Canadian woman.
Christina interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-3-1
- Item
- 15 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Dora interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-10-1
- Item
- 19 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Dora was a Haida from Masset, mother of eight.
- F-66-1-0-0-18-1
- Item
- 14 April 1989
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Elsie was a Norwegian / Haida woman, chief shop stewart, who had worked in the fishery since 1975.
Frances interview (New Westminster)
- F-66-1-0-0-2-1
- Item
- 28 September 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Frances was a Tsmipshian woman who commuted annually between New Westminster and Prince Rupert. Interview recorded at her home in New Westminster.
- F-66-1-0-0-4-1
- Item
- 16 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Joy was a young mother who had been active in (and employed by) the UFAWU. Interview recorded at her home.
Judy interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-14-1
- Item
- 21 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Judy did work often reserved for men.
- F-66-1-0-0-16-1
- Item
- 12 April 1989
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Judy was a mother of five who expected to be at BC Packers Imperial plant for another 25 years; very union-active.
- F-66-1-0-0-20-1
- Item
- 19 April 1989
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Taped in the lunch room at Canadian Fish, herring season.
- F-66-1-0-0-15-1
- Item
- 3 April 1989
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Mary was a Japanese mother of three.
Mona interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-21-1
- Item
- 23 June 1989
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Penny interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-11-1
- Item
- 19 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Penny was from Kitkatla.
Rosa interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-9-1
- Item
- 19 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Rosa was a Portuguese immigrant, mother of four.
Sandra interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-13-1
- Item
- 21 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Sandra was a young mother in a mixed native / white family. She was on the Board of Directors of one of the unions. Interviewed at her home in Prince Rupert.
Terry and Faye interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-12-1
- Item
- 20 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Faye and Terry were floor lady and assistant floor lady at BC Packers Seal Cover plant before it was demolished, and at time of interview were at the BC Packers Prince Rupert plant, groundfish lines. Faye was a Scot; Terry was from Jersey. They were both immigrants.
- F-66-1-0-0-17-1
- Item
- 12 April 1989
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Thelma spent ten years at BC Packers Imperial plant in Steveston, but decided to quit due to a bad leg; very union-active.
Virginia interview (Prince Rupert)
- F-66-1-0-0-7-1
- Item
- 17 October 1988
Part of Gillian Stainsby fonds
Virginia was a mother,m a Tahltan, night shift cannery charge hand.