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Annexe 4 Inventaire Des Fonds D'archives Syndicaux Annexe 4 Inventaire des fonds d’archives syndicaux Table des institutions, des fonds et séries d’archives Assemblée nationale (Archives de l’) ............................................................................................ 71 Fonds Denise Carrier-Perreault ............................................................................................... 71 Fonds Hélène Robert ............................................................................................................... 73 Fonds Albert Khelfa ................................................................................................................ 75 Fonds Guy Bisaillon ............................................................................................................... 77 Bibliothèque et Archives Canada ................................................................................................... 79 Canadian Union of Public Employees fonds .......................................................................... 79 Communications and Electrical Workers of Canada fonds .................................................... 82 International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America fonds ............... 85 United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of Canada fonds .......................................... 87 Communications Union Canada fonds ................................................................................... 89 Canadian Paperworkers Union fonds ...................................................................................... 91 Fonds du ministère du Travail ................................................................................................ 92 Fonds d'Air Canada ................................................................................................................. 94 Canadian Food and Allied Workers National Office fonds .................................................... 96 Trades and Labor Congress of Canada ................................................................................... 98 International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers fonds .............................. 100 Robert H. Haddow fonds ...................................................................................................... 101 United Steelworkers of America fonds ................................................................................. 102 International Molders and Allied Workers Union fonds ...................................................... 104 Madeleine Parent and R. Kent Rowley fonds ....................................................................... 105 United Transportation Union fonds ...................................................................................... 107 Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union: Textile Division fonds ...................... 108 International Molders and Allied Workers Union fonds ...................................................... 110 Centre d'archives de la Côte Nord- BAnQ Sept-Iles .................................................................... 112 Fonds Syndicat des pêcheurs de Havre-Saint-Pierre ............................................................ 112 Centre d'archives de la Mauricie et Centre-du-Québec- BAnQ Trois-Rivières ........................... 113 Fonds Ministère du Travail ................................................................................................... 113 Centre d'archives de la région de Rivière-du-Loup ...................................................................... 114 Fonds Syndicat de la fonction publique, local 5007 ............................................................. 114 Fonds Régent Ouellet ............................................................................................................ 116 Centre d'archives de la région de Thetford................................................................................... 118 Fonds Syndicat des travailleurs horaires de l'Amiante CSN Inc. ......................................... 118 Fonds Fédération des syndicats des mines, de la métallurgie et des produits chimiques (CSN) .................................................................................................................................... 120 Fonds Syndicat des travailleuses et travailleurs de l'alimentation de la région de Thetford Mines (CSN) .............................................................................................................. 121 Fonds Syndicat des employés salariés de la mine Carey (CSN) .......................................... 123 Fonds Syndicat des employés de Ber-Vac Inc. de la région de Thetford Mines (CSN) ....... 125 Fonds Syndicat national catholique des employés du commerce de Thetford Mines (CSN) .................................................................................................................................... 126 Fonds Syndicat des professeurs du Collège de la région de L'Amiante (CSN) .................... 127 61 Fonds Syndicat national des travailleurs de la construction de Thetford Mines (CSN) ....... 128 Fonds Syndicat national des travailleurs de l'amiante de Lake Asbestos Inc. (CSN)........... 129 Fonds Syndicat des travailleurs de la mine Nationale (CSN) ............................................... 130 Fonds Syndicat national des travailleurs de l'amiante de la Flintkote Mines Ltd (CSN) ..... 132 Fonds Syndicat national des services hospitaliers de Thetford Mines (CSN) ...................... 134 Fonds Syndicat national des employés de Kaiser Gilpin (CSN) .......................................... 135 Fonds Syndicat des employés de Sanibec de la Commission scolaire régionale Black Lake - Disraëli (CSN) ........................................................................................................... 136 Fonds Syndicat national de l'amiante d'Asbestos (CSN) ...................................................... 137 Fonds Syndicat national catholique des travailleurs de l'amiante de Bell Asbestos Mines Ltd (CSN) ......................................................................................................................... 138 Fonds Syndicat national du gant de Thetford Mines (CSN) ................................................. 140 Fonds Syndicat national catholique du vêtement de Thetford Mines (CSN) ....................... 141 Fonds Syndicat national des contremaîtres dans l'amiante (CSN) ....................................... 142 Fonds Syndicat catholique des employés de garage et du transport de Thetford Mines (CSN) .................................................................................................................................... 143 Fonds Syndicat des employés d'Aligro. Division Entrepôt (CSN) ....................................... 144 Fonds Syndicat national des travailleurs de l'amiante de Johnson's Co. (CSN) ................... 145 Fonds Lionel Dion ................................................................................................................ 147 Fonds Syndicat des employés de confection East Broughton (CSN) ................................... 148 Fonds Syndicat des installations de «Les Industries Fournier Inc.»(CSN) .......................... 149 Fonds Syndicat des travailleuses et travailleurs de Nutech Inc. (CSN) ................................ 150 Fonds Syndicat des employés de l'Hôpital Ste-Marie de Thetford Mines (CSN) ................ 151 Fonds Syndicat des salariés des produits Bellevue Inc. (CSN) ............................................ 152 Fonds Syndicat national des camionneurs de la région de Thetford Mines (CSN) .............. 154 Fonds Syndicat des employés de pharmacies et de centres d'escompte de la région de L'Amiante (CSN) ....................................................................................................... 155 Fonds Association des employés de commerce et de services d’épargne et de crédit de la région de Thetford Mines (CSN) ............................................................................... 156 Fonds Syndicat des travailleurs et travailleuses de la Ferme Olympique (CSN) ................. 157 Fonds Syndicat national des employés de l'automobile de la région de Thetford Mines ..... 158 Fonds Syndicat des salariés en alimentation en gros de Thetford Mines (CSN) .................. 160 Fonds Syndicat des employés(ées) de la Société mutuelle de Lotbinière et Mégantic (CSN) .................................................................................................................................... 161 Fonds Syndicat de l'enseignement de l'Amiante ................................................................... 162 Fonds Syndicat des employés de la Laiterie Beaudoin (CSN) ............................................. 163 Fonds Syndicat des travailleurs (euses) des Produits Régal Inc. (CSN) ............................... 164 Fonds Syndicat national des employés de «Les Industries Fournier» (CSN) ....................... 165 Fonds Syndicat national catholique des employés municipaux de Thetford Mines Inc. (CSN) .................................................................................................................................... 167 Fonds Syndicat national des employés de Gosselin et Fils Limitée (CSN) .......................... 168 Fonds Syndicat des employés de fonderie de la région de Thetford Mines (CSN) .............. 169 Fonds Syndicat des employés d'imprimerie de la région de L'Amiante (CSN)...................
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