Labour dispute
Chronicle Herald employees enter second week on the picket line
Chronicle Herald strikers march the picket line in the snow
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"Herald is in my heart now," said Tom McCoag , who has worked at the Chronicle Herald for 33 years. Photo: Lisa Takagi[idealimageslider id=”7558″]
Through the blustering wet flakes of snow, employees could still be seen marching the picket line outside the Chronicle Herald’s Joseph Howe Drive building Friday.
You could not go two minutes without hearing a sympathetic honk from passers-by.
Even so, striking photographer Tim Krochak says he feels conflicted as the Herald strike enters its second week. As a “news junkie”, he feels his time should be spent working.
“On a day like this where it’s snowing and there are nice pictures to be made, I’m here on the sidewalk,” said Krochak. “On the picket line.”
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Lisa Takagi
Lisa Takagi is a journalist and artist living in Halifax. Takagi has covered culture and cultural issues in Nova Scotia since she moved from...
