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The British Columbia CCF's Working-Class Moment: Socialism Not Populism.
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- Author(s): Naylor, James
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Labour / Le Travail. Spring2013, Vol. 71, p101-121. 21p.
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The article focuses on the Canadian political party the British Columbia Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (BC/CCF) and how it contributed to a political left-wing social movement for Canada's working class during the 1930s. The author argues that while the BC/CCF had populist beginnings, it was truly a socialist party. He discusses how the BC/CCF impacted Canadian politics during the interwar years, argues that the party created an anti-liberal movement, and explores the BC/CCF's relationship to the Socialist Party of Canada.