You may have seen the powerful photo-exhibit on homelessness by
CAW Local 112 worker Christopher Bognat.  Those photos are now
available in a professionally laid out booklet. See below for
more information on the booklet and how you can get your copy.
--Musonda

HOMELESSNESS
A Message For Working Canadians.

This booklet of black and white photographs by Christopher
Bognat, a worker with the Canadian Auto Workers Local 112,
provides pictures highlighting our current housing crisis and
homelessness disaster. Editorials by the Toronto and York Region
Labour Council President John Cartwright and others accompany the
photographs and describe the story of the close connection of
homelessness and labour.

Many people who are now on the streets used to work in plants, or
jobsites, or in offices.  Some belonged to unions until an event
took place that changed their lives and started a downward
spiral.  The Labour movement has to fight for solutions to a
housing crisis that today affects thousands of Canadians.

The booklet is a joint project of Christopher Bognat, the CAW
Local 112, Toronto and York Region Labour Council, and the
Toronto Disaster Relief Committee. All proceeds are donated to
the Toronto Disaster Relief Committee to support their efforts to
end homelessness!

Prices:
Single copy  $10
10 or more copies: $5 per copy
*Add $5 for mailing costs.

To get your copy:
Send your contact information and cheque to:
Toronto Disaster Relief Committee (TDRC)
6 Trinity Square, Toronto, ON M5G 1B1

For more information, contact TDRC at 416-599-8372.

Thank you!

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