Dark Alliances: Labor and Politics in Canada

This chapter explores the historical actions of Canadian authorities against labor movements and the infiltration of Nazi supporters into unions during the 1960s. It highlights a specific riot involving former Nazis and examines a critical RCMP report, illustrating broader themes of government surveillance and manipulation against union activities. The chapter further discusses the unsettling alliances formed among anti-communist groups, including connections to organized crime, the CIA, and the complexities surrounding Black Ribbon Day and its implications in historical narratives.