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Black-and-white historical photograph of a group of immigrants together outdoors.

2026 Vico Lecture

Immigration posed a difficult question for interwar Canadian socialists. One the one hand, they promoted a universalist vision of a Cooperative Commonwealth; on the other, they wished to protect Canadian workers from foreign competition. This lecture explores how social democrats like J.S. Woodsworth, Agnes Macphail and A.A. Heaps navigated these turbulent waters.

Speaker: Edward Dunsworth

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