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CLC turns its sights on culture


TORONTO - Canadian actor R.H. Thomson joined union members to demand government action on cultural issues at the Canadian Labour Congress Convention (CLC) that began in Toronto Monday. "We're turning up the volume on culture at the house of labour today," said Thomson. "Canadian workers agree that government censorship of the film and television industry as proposed in Bill C-10 is bad news for culture, bad news for jobs, and bad news for the economy."A policy resolution on cultural issues was on the floor for CLC debate today, the first day of the five-day CLC convention being held May 26-30....